The Avery Review | Ephemeral Narratives: Design Considerations for a Future Past
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The Avery Review is an online journal dedicated to thinking about books, buildings, and other architectural media.
The Avery Review | Ephemeral Narratives: Design Considerations for a Future Past The Avery Review About Submissions Issues Topics The Avery Review Brandon Adriano Ortiz — Ephemeral Narratives: Design Considerations for a Future Past Download PDF Narrative History Taos serves as a point of converging cultural narratives and timelines; it is a community that exists locally with a history of global influence. The people of Taos Pueblo have existed below the Sangre de Cristo Mountains for millennia, with origins in a sacred lake housed high in the mountain. With strong place-based practices, Taos
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