The State of H20 in Santa Fe Thinking about quenching our thirst for liquid gold: Maybe it’s a good thing development has slowed in Santa Fe. Now will our river survive to be removed from the endangered list? BY STEPHANIE PEARSON | PHOTOS BY JUDY TUWALETSTIWA view article
	PaoloSoleri: One of the World’s Most Famous “Unknown” Architects Building a world we can live in: Paolo Soleri has labored for decades on his innovative and earth-friendly architectural theories. From Arcosanti—a living project—to the Amphitheatre in Santa Fe, Soleri always has one thing in mind: How are we impacting the planet we inhabit, and will we survive our own version of progress? BY PAM HAIT view article
	Studio Arquitectura’s Rancho Escondido: A Photo Essay Santa Fe’s Studio Arquitectura, an architectural firm, plus local and national designers, built the fantastic Casa Escondido in Tesuque’s incredible red-bluff country. PHOTO ESSAY BY STEVEN KOTLER | PHOTOS BY CHRIS CORRIE view article
	The Place of Taos Pueblo A Nation Behind—and Beyond—Walls What most tourist brochures and guides won’t tell you about one of the oldest continually lived-in Native communities in North America: Its inhabitants pay a high price in order to maintain tradition while thriving within contemporary culture. BY KEIKO OHNUMA | PHOTOS BY MARCIA KEEGAN view article

FLASH Summer School, Uppity Women, and Can You Spell Green with a Q? OUTLOOK From Landmark Original to Conventional Contemporary: MAD’s Sane Exterior ART MATTERS Art for Art’s Sake: Santa Fean risks freeway driving for L.A.’s “Arts Month” COLLECTOR'S CACHE The Recovering Collector: From early symptoms to full-blown syndrome, M.D. caught the bug

PRESPECTIVE ON ART SOFA Goes West DESIGN LINES Hotel Chic: Global Fusion indigenous glam, and monastic simplicity BUSINESS PROFILES Cedar Mountain Solar, Keshi, Photo-eye BLUEPRINTS High Desert Clarity: An architect creates his home according to Nature’s plans

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