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UNM Historic Properties HISTORIC CULTURAL PROPERTIES INVENTORY (HCPI) FORMS Section C The cultural hybrid vigor of those buildings transported into an academic setting have made the University of New Mexico’s central campus, in my judgement, an architectural homage to one of the few places in the New World that Europeans and indigenous people worked out a cultural symbiosis in which native and European world views interacted with each other but preserved their independence and integrity. V. B. Price Four-footed Pete 1910, Photo Copyright © of University of New Mexico Archives Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1) Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs For HPD Office use only: HCPI No.__________ District No.________ ___NRHP ___SRCP Criteria __A __B __C __D 1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number: Dispute Resolution University of New Mexico UNM Building #29 Farris House Central Campus Tatschl House NW Quadrant 4. County Bernalillo 5. Property Type: _X Building __ Structure __ Site __ Object 6. Date of Survey: 10 / 10/ 2005 7. Previous Survey Date(s): 2003 _X_ No previous survey McKinney Survey 8. Name of Project: Getty Campus Heritage Survey 9. UTM Zone: 13 Easting: 351998 Northing: 388361 10. Photo Information Negative Location: University Archives View of: Front entrance (this page); Courtyard (next page) Roll #: 10 Frame #: 4-14 11. Brief Description of the Property: L-shaped residential-scale building retaining original doors and windows. Original courtyard behind house with attached portal along the north and east sides of courtyard. It is unknown who designed the building. 12. Who uses the property? UNM faculty, staff, students, and the general public. 13. Construction Date: Date: 1937 _X_Known ___ Estimated Source: Hooker, Van Dorn. Only in New Mexico. 14. Setting: __ Suburban __ Rural __ Village _X_ Urban If Urban: __ Commercial __ Industrial __ Residential _X_Public 15. Relationship to Surroundings: _X_ Similar __ Dissimilar Comments: The building is located on the central campus of UNM and is surrounded by other buildings in the Spanish- Pueblo Revival style. HCPI Base Form (FORM 1) (Continued from other side) 16. Additional Perspective: (Photos, drawing, footprint, etc., indicate north arrow when possible) 17. Surveyor: (your name, address, telephone number, and any group affiliation) Dathan Tsosie Getty Campus Heritage Survey School of Architecture and Planning 505-277-0071 18. Owner (if known) and other knowledgeable people: University of New Mexico 19. Is Property Endangered? __ Unknown _X_ No __ Yes How? 20. Significance to Current Community: __ Unknown __ None __ Low __ Moderate _X_ High Describe: The building currently houses administrative functions for the university. 21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.) Constructed under a land lease agreement for faculty housing on University property. Ownership began with Dr. Marshall Farris, then sold to John Tatschl, professor of art, and UNM in 1995. UNM renovated the residence into office space for Dispute Resolution, with no changes to the exterior. 22. National or State Register: Is this property individually listed on a historic register? __ Unknown _X_ No __Yes If yes: __ State __ National If ‘no’ or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? _X_ No __Yes Why? 23. National or State Historic District: Is this property in a historic district? __ Unknown _X_ No __ Yes If yes: __ Contributing __ Non-contributing __ Unknown If ‘yes’, what is the name of the district? _______________________ __ State __ National 24. Supplemental Forms: __ None _X_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) __ Continuation Sheets, # pages: 2 Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2) Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs For HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2 HCPI No.__________ District No.________ ___NRHP ___SRCP Criteria __A __B __C __D 1. Name of property (historic and/or current name 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number: for property): University of New Mexico UNM Building #29 Dispute Resolution Central Campus 4. County: Farris House NW Quadrant Bernalillo Tatschl House 5. Date of Survey: 10/11/2005 ARCHITECTURAL AND CONSTRUCTION DETAILS: 6. Visible Construction Material: 7. Number of Stories: __ N/A Number: _X_1 __11/2 __ 2 __ Adobe __ Brick __ Composition __ Concrete: Block __ 21/2 Other: ________ 8. Foundation: __ N/A __ Concrete: _ Concrete: __ Earth __ Masonry: X_ Not visible __ None Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated __ At Grade __ Raised Materials: __ Concrete __ Stone __ Metal: __ Metal: __ Metal: __ Stone: Other: ______________ Corrugated Structural V-Crimp Random Notes: Siding Ashlar Stone: 9. Roof: __ N/A __ Random __ Stone: __Stone: __ Stone: Tabular Shape: X_ Flat __ Gabled Coursed River Rock Rusticated __ Hipped __ Pyramidal __ Shed Other: X_ Stucco __ Tile: __ Vinyl __ Wood: Board Pitch: __ None __ Low Clay Siding and Batten __ Medium __ Steep Wood: Features: __ Eave X_ Parapet __ Horizontal __ Wood: __ Wood: __ Wood: Shingle Materials: __ Asphalt __ Earth Siding Jacal Log __ Composition shingle __ Metal: Pressed __ Composition Roll __ Metal: Corrugated __ Wood: Tongue and Groove ___ Other: __ Metal: Standing Seam __ Metal: V- Crimp __ Tile: Terra Cotta __ Wood: Shingle Other: 10. Windows __ N/A 11. Doors __ N/A Operation Material Glazing Number Type Style Material Number Double Hung Wood Paired 6/6 4 1-leaf Panel, 2 vertical, 1 square Wood 1 Double Hung Wood Triple 6/6 1 1-leaf Panel, 2 horiz., 1 vert. Wood 1 Double Hung Wood 6/6 6 1-leaf French, 15 vert. pane Wood 1 Single Hung Wood 3/6 1 1-leaf French, 10 vert. panes Wood 1 Notes: 1-leaf Panel, 2 vert. Panels, 6 fixed Wood 1 vert. panes 2-leaf Panel, 4 vert, 8 horiz. Wood 1 Notes: 12. Chimneys 13. Porches __ N/A (describe whether interior or exterior and material) Exterior chimney supported on either side by thin buttress Type: __ Entry __ Partial-Width wall. X_ Full-Width __ Wrap 14. Other Significant Features 15. Modifications: __ No known modifications #1 Interior Renovation Date: 1995 Known __ Estimated_X_ Source: McKinney Survey #2________________________ Date:__________ Known __ Estimated_ _ Source: HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) (Continued from other side) 16. Primary Architectural Style __ Not Applicable __ Art Deco/Streamline Moderne __ Gothic Revival __ Mission Revival __ Pueblo X_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival __ Bungalow/Craftsman __ International __ Neo-Classical __ Queen Anne __ Territorial __ Colonial Revival __ Italianate __ Northern NM __ Ranch __ Territorial Revival __ Folk Victorian __ Mediterranean __ Prairie __ Spanish-Colonial __ Tudor Revival Notes: UNM Spanish-Pueblo Revival, Phase IIa Other:_____________________________________ 17. Documents Available and Their Locations Facility Planning Collection, University Archives Hooker, Van Dorn. Only in New Mexico McKinney Survey S I T E : 18. Attached or Associated Properties University of New Mexico Central Campus 19. Site Plan: Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Continuation Sheet Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs For HPD Office use only: HCPI No.__________________________ District No.__________________ 1. Name of property (historic and/or current name 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number: for property): University of New Mexico UNM Building #29 Dispute Resolution Central Campus 4. County: Farris House NW Quadrant Bernalillo Tatschl House 5. Date of Survey: 10/11/2005 Aided by federal funding, the University embarked on a series of large-scale building projects in the 1930’s including Zimmerman Library and Scholes Hall. In addition to these, the Regents approved funding for several faculty houses on Roma and Las Lomas. The Dispute Resolution building was constructed under a land lease agreement for faculty housing on University property. Leases were given for 99 years. Ownership began with Dr. Marshall Farris, former Dean of Engineering. It was then sold to John Tatschl, the Professor of Art who sculpted the Lobo statue on the south side of Johnson Center, painted the History of Writing wall in the stairwell of Zimmerman Library, and built the colored glass wall in the College of Education administrative building. In 1995, Tatschl’s widow sold the house to UNM. UNM renovated the residence into office space for Dispute Resolution, with no changes to the exterior. NW Quadrant GETTY CAMPUS HERITAGE SURVEY CHARACTER DEFINING FEATURES Facility Name: Dispute Resolution UNM Facility Number: 29 Character Defining Feature: Character Defining Feature: -Wood sash windows with triangular lintel -Wood door with corbel st Location: 1 floor – All rooms Location: Main entry Character Defining Feature: Character Defining Feature: -Chimney and Chimney Buttress -Courtyard -Portal Location: Roof Location: Southwest corner Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1) Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs For HPD Office use only: HCPI No.__________ District No.________ ___NRHP ___SRCP Criteria __A __B __C __D 1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number: Human Resources University of New Mexico UNM Building #26 Personnel Central Campus Alpha Chi Omega Sorority House NW Quadrant 4. County Bernalillo 5. Property Type: _X_ Building __ Structure Site __ Object 6. Date of Survey: 10/1/2005 7. Previous Survey Date(s): March, 2003 ___ No previous survey McKinney Survey 8. Name of Project: Getty Campus Heritage Survey 9. UTM Zone: 13 Easting: 351962 Northing: 3883559 10. Photo Information Negative Location: University Archives View of: SW Corner (this page); main entrance (next page) Roll #: 8 Frame #: 2-14 11. Brief Description of the Property: Designed by Buela Flemming, this 1930s two-story building with partial basement, in the Spanish Pueblo Revival style, was designed as a Sorority House.
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