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29 years of architectural experience Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Masters of Architecture: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, School of Architecture and Urban Planning Member of the American Institute of Architects Registered Architect: New Mexico (1882), Arizona (18714), Illinois (001-010524), and Nevada (2534) certified by NCARB Licensed Interior Designer: New Mexico (121) Peace Corps Volunteer: 1974-76, Benin, West Africa Member Council of Educational Facility Planners International (CEFPI) |
Kevin has been project architect and designer
for various architectural firms in New Mexico and Illinois, since his graduation
from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee in 1979. Kevin formed Soleil
West in 1992. He is responsible for the design, site planning, programming,
and management of Soleil West's projects.
Kevin's early career began with Peace Corps as school architect for the Ministry of Education in Benin, West Africa. He also coordinated U.N.E.S.C.O and the U.S. Embassy's school construction effort in that country Many of Kevin's projects have been multi-story buildings on limited area, urban sites, such as the 187 unit Paul G. Stewart apartment complex in Chicago. He is involved in historic preservation and adaptive reuse of existing structures. He was recently the planner for the Santa Rosa comprehensive plan. A new zoning ordinance and land use map are the fruits of that planning effort. Kevin has been project architect and designer on the following: Adobe Acres Elementary School Media Center Santa Rosa High School Gymnasium & Fine Arts Center Rio Costilla Elemenatary School Santa Rosa Middle School Las Vegas City Schools Master Plan Santa Rosa 20 Year Comprehensive Master Plan Robertson High School Science and Technology Center 2002 DCU Evaluator Hobbs, Eunice & Jal School Districts San Miguel County District Attorney's Office 80 Unit Apartment Complex - Region II Housing Authority Peñasco Elementary School Paul D. Henry Elementary School Remodel Throughout his career, he is responsible for the overall management and coordination of the architectural and engineering disciplines. He prepares and presents Public School Capital Outlay requests, legislative requests, presentations in support of local bond elections, and other funding requests. |
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20 years of architectural experience Bachelor of Architecture: Texas Tech University Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering: University of New Mexico Member: Structural Engineer's Association of New Mexico Registered Architect: New Mexico (2559), Arizona (38872), Utah (4730898-0301), and Nevada (4470) certified by NCARB Professional Engineer New Mexico (13481), Nevada (014734, and Utah (4730898-2202) |
Art has been a project architect, structural engineer, and civil engineer for various architectural and engineering firms in Albuquerque. He began his career in architecture after graduating from Texas Tech University in 1985, with his degree in architecture. Art worked in a local architectural firm for several years before returning to college in 1992 at the University of New Mexico to complete his degree in engineering. He graduated from UNM in 1994.
Art has worked on many different types of facilities as both the project architect and project engineer. His projects have included schools, offices, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities. Art worked at Soleil West between 1992 and 1997, and was the project architect for: Peñasco Elementary School Multipurpose Room Addition, Peñasco, New Mexico Pecos Elementary School, Pecos, New Mexico Mora Middle School, Mora, New Mexico Robertson High School VoTech Center, Las Vegas, New Mexico Guadalupe County Hospital Addition, Santa Rosa, New Mexico Mora Swimming Pool Enclosure, Mora, New Mexico NMSTD Co-op Paving Projects for Las Vegas City Schools, Mora Independent Schools, Pecos Independent Schools, and Peñasco Independent Schools Art has recently returned to Soleil West after leaving in 1997 to further his career in engineering. |
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