Adobe House Atlas

Adobe House Atlas is a digital field catalog of historic adobe houses and Pueblo architecture in the United States. It helps users explore documented adobe properties, learn about their histories and construction, and understand how adobe building traditions developed across the American Southwest and other regions.

The atlas includes 222 entries across 10 states, with an interactive map for browsing properties by location, state, era, and status. Users can explore notable adobe houses, missions, churches, Pueblo communities, and historic residences, including information about construction dates, architectural significance, and regional context.

Adobe House Atlas also organizes properties by four architectural styles: Pueblo Revival, Spanish Colonial, Territorial, and Modern Adobe. Each field guide explains distinguishing features such as adobe walls, vigas, latillas, portals, parapets, brick coping, and passive-solar design. Additional resources answer common questions about adobe construction, durability, maintenance, energy efficiency, earthquake safety, and the differences between adobe and other earthen building methods.

Designed for architecture enthusiasts, researchers, history learners, preservation professionals, and travelers, Adobe House Atlas provides a structured way to discover historic adobe homes, compare regional building traditions, and access property information supported by public records and archival sources.

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