Publications

Preston, R. (September 2011). Not Quite the Moon - Taos (Photographer David Zimmerman in Taos). Trend: Art, Architecture and Design.
Preston, R. (December 2010). <7 part series> Styles of Taos Architecture. Taos Horsefly and Taos Sacred Places.
Preston, R. (November 2010). Naturally Climatizing Your Home. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (August 2010). <Front page> The Jewel of Taos County: A Tour of Arroyo Seco. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (August 2010). Taos Sacred Places: Holy Trinity Church in Arroyo Seco. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (July 2010). Taos Sacred Places: San Francisco de Asis in Ranchos. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (July 2010). The Enjarre of San Francisco de Asis. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (July 2010). Historic Embudo Station’s Rebirth.Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (July 2010). Exploring Creativity with Poet/Creative James Navé. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (July 2010). Stray Hearts Benefit Concert Gives Pets a Chance. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (June 2010). The Old County Courthouses are Worth Saving. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (June 2010). Empowering Women, Disempowering Taos’ Rapist(s). Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (2010). Enchanted Circle Driving Tour. EnchantedCircle.org, 2010.
Preston, R. (May 2010). <Front page> An Artist Salon's Exploration of Envy. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (May 2010). Celebrating 10,000 Years of Weed You Can't Smoke. Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (May 2010). Canyon Road: A Road like No Other, Trend: Art, Architecture and Design.
Preston, R. (May 2010). Nob Hill: It Really is Main Street, Trend: Art, Architecture and Design.
Preston, R. (April 2010). <Front page> The Vagina Monologues Returns to Taos, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (April 2010). The Northern Mew Mexico Birth Center, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (April 2010). Wholly Rags’ Dream of a Better Tomorrow Through Textiles, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (April 2010). Celebrate World Labyrinth Day in Taos, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (March 2010). Okinawa: One Island and the Three Cultures that Call Her Home, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (February 2010). <Front page> Leading by Design on Behalf of our Environment: The Town of Taos Embraces Architectural Evolution, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (February 2010). Donna LeFurgey: Designing Homes with a Heartbeat, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (January 2010). <Front page> Exploring the Sacred and the Profane in Sense and Sexuality in Taos, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (January 2010). Taos: Leader in Green Architectural Design for Over 600 Years, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (January 2010). Opening the Door to Great Floral Design in Taos, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (2009). Ecorestorative communities: The Community Center and Assembly Occupancies. The Earth. January 2010.
Preston, R. (December 2009). <Coverstory> Labyrinths are Places of Healing and Inner Connection, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (December 2009). Taos Becomes a New Mexico Arts and Culture District, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (November 2009). Creating Sanctuary, Taos Horsefly.
Preston, R. (2009). The Magic Sense of Place in Taos. Taos Sacred Places, 2010. Retrieved from http://taossacredplaces.com/places
Preston, R. (2009). Ecorestorative Practices in Land Use. Newsvine, 2009. Retrieved from http://rkitexs.newsvine.com/_news/2009/10/26/3426250-ecorestorative-practices-in-land-use
Preston, R. (2009). Earthships. Newsvine, 2009. Retrieved from http://rkitexs.newsvine.com/_news/2009/10/25/3386245-earthships
Preston, R. (2001). “Storytelling in Art:  Mythology and Symbolism at Palladio’s Villa Emo at Fanzolo, Italy”, The Consortium for the Advancement of the Arts and Education’s Symposium.
Preston, R. (1996). “Bio-Climatic Architecture of Palladio, at the Villa Emo, Fanzolo, Italy”, Jordan Leadership Institute, Texas A&M University.
Preston, R. (1996). “Palladio in America, as Disseminated through French and English Colonial Architecture”, Texas A&M University College of Architecture.
Preston, R. (1995). “Two Missions: The Spanish Architecture of Texas”, ACSA Bi-Regional Conference.