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Travelstead Hall
College of Education, UNM Main Campus
1963
Flatow, Moore, Bryan & Fairburn
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Part of the controversial College of Education design for the University of New Mexico, Travelstead Hall is today considered a turning point in the school's design. The building's architecture reinterpreted the Pueblo Revival style prevalent on the campus through the principles of modernism. Glass and concrete are the predominant materials; the focal point is a stained glass wall created by artist John Tatschl. It is a fascinating and historic example of regional modernism.
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The interior concrete bridge pictured is no longer open to the public.
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Resources

Travelstead Hall Interior Glass Wall: Brady LaVigne

Travelstead Hall Interior: Brady LaVigne

Travelstead Hall Exterior: Brady LaVigne

Travelstead Hall Interior Glass Wall: Brady LaVigne
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PHOTOS: Brady LaVigne
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