Thompson & Dunn, New York, full color, 256 pp., cloth. We have few good titles on the Santa Fe style and none so lovely as this new book. There is a great and subtle privacy to the people of Santa Fe - people live there for distinct reasons, distinct emotions. “ A world where things are as they are supposed to be.” Twenty houses are shown, each its own and each a bow to the elements of light and air, desert and sky, time and seasons. The colors roam and play but they do not get far from the range of yellows and ochre, grays and greens, soft and hard, all in the trust of composition. There are several houses from Lake/Flato but in all, it is more a gentle presentation than a race. The length of Santa Fe time.