29 février 2012 - Le gouvernement fédéral Bureau de poste à Santa Fe suit l'architecture traditionnelle : en agissant ainsi l'organisation des autorités de l'État qui dirigent les services postaux rompre avec leur propre règle et tratdition en ayant leur propre règle et tradition en ayant leurs bureaux de poste principal tout au long de la 48/ membres construit dans le même style et design. Santa Fe : America's Capital Newest-Oldest donne son nom à un style d'architecture de l'peculiary sa propre : Accueil de 'Adobe Building' New Mexican architecture témoigne de son histoire et de la culture, et est basée sur les matériaux des formes indigènes de l'état

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• Dimensions: 5584 x 4943 px | 47,3 x 41,9 cm | 18,6 x 16,5 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 29 février 2012
• Photographe: KEYSTONE Pictures USA

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Feb. 29, 2012 - The Federal Post Office In Santa Fe Follows Traditional Architecture: by so doing the United State authorities who run the postal services break with their own rule and tratdition in having their own rule and tradition in having their main post offices throughout the 48/ states built in the same style and design. Santa Fe: America's Newest-Oldest Capital Gives Its name to a style of architecture peculiary its own: Home of 'Adobe Building' New Mexican architecture reflects its history and culture, and is based on materials any forms indigenous to the state. First buildings evolved by early inhabitants who had lived there for unknown centuries, were of materials of neighbouring deserts and mountains. Walls were either of stone or adobe - which was cast or puddled into place in walls in stratified layers, which were then finished with smooth costing of adobe inside and out. Roofs were supported by ''Viges'' - round logs 6 or 8 inches in diameter, laid across the tops of opposite walls at regular intervals. over these were put smaller poles at right angles on which long grasses or rushes and small branches were laid closely, and over all was pread a thick layer of mud. Outside influences were later seen, such as protecting cornices of brick in ornamental pattern nand~ me of lime stucco. Shutters, slomder squared columns, portal parapets and wood trims were added. producing a type similar to Monterey, Calif. style, but still fundamentally New Mexican in character.'' During early 20th century, ancient traditional forms came into their own with realisation that ~ethtic values meant somethings as well as being suited to the climate. Today they are adapted o modern materials and have been called ''The Santa Fe Style'' to be seen now here else in the united ~~~~~~ It is a style trsoeable in descent in an unbriken line from aborighinak American sources. (Credit Image: Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS)

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