Preservation Across Cultures: Discovering El Zaguán By: Mulham

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Join architect Mulham Alkharboutli, a graduate of the University of Notre Dame’s Master of Science in Historic Preservation, as he shares his journey as the 2025 Faith and John Gaw Meem Preservation Trades Intern with the Historic Santa Fe Foundation.

From documenting churches in Sardinia to researching adobe barns in southern New Mexico, Mulham has developed a framework that bridges technical craft and cultural meaning. This approach guided his work on the north side of El Zaguán, where preliminary archaeology, archival research, and hands-on carpentry uncovered new layers of Santa Fe’s history.

This talk will be held at the Eugene and Clare Thaw Research and Education Center at the Edwin Brooks House | 553 Canyon Road | Thursday, September 25, 2025
3:00 PM

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