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Kate Chapman - Adobe Builder in 1930s Santa Fe (Paperback, New)
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Kate Chapman - Adobe Builder in 1930s Santa Fe (Paperback, New)
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List price R367
Loot Price R311
Discovery Miles 3 110
You Save R56 (15%)
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Kate Muller Chapman arrived in New Mexico at the time Santa Fe
Style architecture was just developing. In the 1920s and 1930s Kate
designed adobe houses, and directed local workmen during
construction. Well versed in the tenets of the evolving Santa Fe
Style, Kate also added her own distinctive touch to the projects.
Kate Chapman skillfully directed rehabilitation projects preserving
the essential historic character of nineteenth century adobes while
updating and enlarging them. Two of her rehabilitations on Canyon
Road are partially accessible to visitors: El Zaguan and the
Borrego House. With graphic layout, linoleum cut illustrations by
Stewart, and her own folksy humor, Kate combined a certain romantic
spirit with recommendations that still apply to New Mexico adobe
building. In 1930 Kate Chapman collaborated with her friend, artist
Dorothy N. Stewart, to produce a small volume filled with practical
tips about earthen architecture. First printed by Spud Johnson's
Laughing Horse Press, "Adobe Notes or How to Keep the Water Out
with Just Plain Mud" is reprinted and included in this book.
Catherine Colby is a professional historic preservationist working
in Santa Fe for over twenty years. She has a Bachelor's Degree in
History and a Masters Degree in Architecture. During her career
with the National Park Service Catherine researched and documented
historic properties throughout the southwest. She runs a consulting
business in Santa Fe, preparing National Register Nominations and
reports on historic properties for their owners and for the
Historic Santa Fe Foundation. She received a Heritage Preservation
Award from the State of New Mexico for her role in the conservation
of the Bishop Everett Jones property in Santa Fe.
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