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President's House

historic building on the University of New Mexico campus in Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

University House

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instance of

single-family detached home

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archINFORM project ID

30 September 2021

1930

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reference URL

https://npgallery.nps.gov/GetAsset/6a3e051c-5979-407c-959d-1ce56eaa1b19/

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native label

President's House (English)

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continent

North America

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country

United States of America

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stated in

National Register of Historic Places

located in the administrative territorial entity

Albuquerque

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stated in

National Register of Historic Places

coordinate location

35°5'10.85474"N, 106°37'17.39564"W

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architect

William Miles Brittelle, Sr.

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stated in

National Register of Historic Places

architectural style

Pueblo Revival Style architecture

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reference URL

https://npgallery.nps.gov/GetAsset/6a3e051c-5979-407c-959d-1ce56eaa1b19/

heritage designation

National Register of Historic Places listed place

start time

22 September 1988

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Commons category

President's House (University of New Mexico)

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Identifiers

archINFORM project ID

81616

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reference URL

https://www.archinform.net/service/wd_aipro.php

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archINFORM

retrieved

29 September 2021

Google Knowledge Graph ID

/g/11h4cg502b

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NRHP reference number

88001543

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SAH Archipedia building ID

NM-01-001-0014-04

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archINFORM project ID

24 January 2024

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enwiki President's House (University of New Mexico)
frwiki President's House (Albuquerque)

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