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The Pueblo style (or Adobe) is prevalent in the Southwest, notably New Mexico. Characterized by thick, earth-toned adobe walls, flat roofs with wooden vigas (beams), and rounded edges, it reflects Indigenous building traditions.
Its origins date back centuries among Pueblo peoples, who used local clay and straw to create insulating walls. Spanish colonial influences added features like enclosed courtyards. The style became popular again in the early 20th century, particularly in Santa Fe and Taos, where efforts to preserve and revive local heritage were strong.
