American Roundtable: Diverse Peoples, Arid Landscapes, and the Built Environment, Lower Rio Grande @archleague
American Roundtable: Diverse Peoples, Arid Landscapes, and the Built Environment, Lower Rio Grande  @archleague
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This presentation and discussion, captured in the video above, complements the report Diverse Peoples, Arid Landscapes, and the Built Environment on communities of the Lower Rio Grande region of New Mexico. Report editor Ane González Lara and contributors Saray Argumedo, Lucia Carmona, Tina Cordova, Theodore Jojola, Kathleen Kambic, and Patricia Riggs shared findings and highlights and then discussed some of the report’s key ideas and provocations with American Roundtable project director Nicholas Anderson and Architectural League executive director Rosalie Genevro.

Explore the Diverse Peoples, Arid Landscapes, and the Built Environment report: archleague.org/project/lower-rio-grande

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