At the same time, Tight had been working to promote Pueblo Revival architecture at the university and had already overseen construction of two new dormitories and a boiler plant in the Pueblo style. Under this influence, the Tri-Alphas built their meeting room in the form of a kiva or "estufa," a traditional feature of Pueblo architecture.
At the same time, Tight was promoting Pueblo Revival design at the university and had already overseen the construction of two new dormitories and a boiler plant in the Pueblo style. This led to the Tri-Alphas building their meeting room in the form of a kiva or "estufa," a traditional feature of Pueblo architecture.