— Previous Issues —

- V9#1 -	Branding Culture The competition is on among American cities to build art museums by world-class architects and to attract the “creative class.” With Denver and Albuquerque poised to become a creative super-region in the West, Trend explores how four former outposts are banking on new buildings to drive up their culture profiles. –view article– What Next, Albuquerque? The city to Santa Fe’s south invites new developers to the table and invests in downtown arts as a strategy for urban repair. –view article– The Proud Regionalist Architect Suby Bowden, winner of the first Jeff Harnar Award for Contemporary Architecture in Santa Fe, designed a residence on the plains of Galisteo, another in a river valley of Taos, and a retreat center in Tucson, modeled on a Mexican hill town, where cancer researchers go to relax and be inspired. A photo essay. –view article–   Anticipatory Design in Heliotown Trend debuts an artist project created for the magazine by Thomas Ashcraft, extrapolator extraordinaire. –view article–
- V8#3 -	Vrrroom! How great-looking industrial products are changing the face of the road and sky. A profile of cool new gear for local motion: electric cars, jets, skateboards, three-wheelers, and kite-wing planes—a brand-new hybrid whose enthusiasts have even built a fly-in cinema. –view article– Off the Computer, Out of the Garden In ten years the practice of design biomimetics has moved from abstract to real and is being grounded in a confluence of dazzling new designs and actual architecture. Santa Fe designer Dennis Dollens talks about how biology and software are compelling some astonishing new visions into production. –view article– A Modern Edge Architect Michael Bauer constructs a modern hacienda with big views on the high plains of Taos. Trey Jordan re-envisions the family compound on the historic east side of Santa Fe. A photo essay. –view article–
- V8#2 -	Tea & Symphony Tokyo costume designer Masatomo Ota immersed himself in Asian crafts and contemporary collage to design and build costumes for Tea: A Mirror of Soul, which has its U.S. premier at the Santa Fe Opera this summer. Trend watched the process. –view article– Edgy Landscapes With a nose for theory and a notion that landscape includes everything many does on the planet, a Santa Fe landscape architect shakes up the garden. –view article– Green Acres Artist Helmut Lohr, high on a mesa, reflects on art, discernment, and electromagnetic fields. –view article–
- V8#1 -	Adobe Nest in an Orchard Adobe pioneer Myrtle Stedman's 1937 house in Tesuque still has a veneer of sophistication. –view article–