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    <title>plazas of New Mexico</title>
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    <namePart>Wilson, Chris</namePart>
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    <extent>p.337 ill.; photo.; plans ; col. ; 26 cm.</extent>
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  <abstract>"Historians, architects, urbanists, and preservationists document the rich heritage of New Mexico's community places in Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo cultures, analyzing everyday life and community celebrations from and profiling 22 plazas, kivas, and squares. Includes over 300 contemporary photographs, historical images, and maps, diagrams, site plans, and elevation drawings"--Provided by publisher.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>1. A History for the Future --
PART I. History --
2. Center Place, Plaza, Square: Three Traditions of Place Making, CHRIS WILSON -- 
3. Keeping the Plaza Tradition Alive in Twentieth-Century New Mexico, MARK CHILDS -- 
PART II. Cultural Narratives --
4. Bupingeh: The Middle-Heart-Place, RINA SWENTZELL -- 
5. Hispanic Plazas: A Perspective from a Chimayo Expatriate, DON J. USNER -- 
6. What Tunnels under Taos Plaza?, SYLVIA RODRIGUEZ -- 
PART III. Place Making --
7. The Lessons of the Plazas of New Mexico, STEFANOS POLYZOIDES --
8. Return to Common Ground: New and Revitalized Plazas in New Mexico, CHRIS CALOTT AND MEGHAN BAYER --
PART IV COMMUNITIES, PLAZAS, SQUARES --
Acoma Pueblo -- 
Portales -- 
Albuquerque -- 
Ranchos de Taos -- 
Chimayo -- 
Roy --
El Cerrito --
San Jose --
La Loma --
Santa Cruz --
La Union --
Sante Fe --
Las Trampas --
Santa Rosa --
Las Vegas --
Socorro --
Lovington --
Taos Pueblo --
Mesilla --
Town of Taos --
Monticello --
Tesuque Pueblo --
APPENDIX FIGURE/GROUND THUMBNAIL PLANS OF PLAZA COMMUNITIES, STEFANOS POLYZOIDES, LUCIA SANJUAN, AND CHRIS WILSON --
NOTES --
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS --
FIGURE CREDITS --
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY --
INDEX --
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">edited by Chris Wilson and Stefanos Polyzoides ; contemporary photography by Miguel Gandert ; documentary drawings edited by José Zelaya.</note>
  <note>"A project of the Historic Preservation and Regionalism Program, School of Architecture and Planning, University of New Mexico."</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references and index.</note>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Plazas</topic>
    <geographic>New Mexico</geographic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <geographic>New Mexico</geographic>
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  <classification authority="lcc">NA9070 P589 2011</classification>
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