TSOA School Board & FLLWSA Graduate Member

Attended 2009-2015

Pablo is originally from Chihuahua, Mexico and moved to Arizona in 2000. He went to Taliesin-The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture now The School of Architecture where he graduated with his Bachelors in Architectural Studies and M.Arch degrees.

Pablo has been a TSOA school board member since 2019. After graduating, Pablo worked different firms designing and documenting projects in the higher education market, sports facilities, housing, etc.

Pablo is currently a Project Manager at Candelaria Design, he joined the luxury residential firm in September of 2018 and was awarded the most valuable player of the firm in 2023.

Pablo is passionate about 3D modeling, making videos, cooking, working out, and enjoys the hands-on approach to design.

President & FLLWSA Graduate Member

Attended 2014-2016

Before moving to the Tetons, Carl received a Master of Architecture from the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture. While studying from 2014 until 2016, he completed an internship at Tianhua Group, a large commercial firm based in Shanghai, China; he volunteered his strategic planning skills to help reestablish agriculture as a means of cultural expression and expansion in Shiprock, New Mexico; and he traveled to Port-au-Prince, Haiti with xcoop to engage residents in a participatory design exercise. Upon graduating, Carl earned a Mies Crown Hall Americas (MCHAP) nomination for the student shelter he designed, built, and inhabited for six months at Taliesin West. Additionally, Carl holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from SCAD.

Beyond the studio, Carl is a member of AIA Wyoming and works towards elevating the regional design dialogue and better connect the state's dispersed architects. He also enjoys trail running, hockey, and working on the house he designed and built with his wife, Sarah.

Vice President & SOAT Graduate Member

Attended 2016-2018

Biography

Secretary & SOAT Graduate Member

Attended 2019-2022

Archie Kinney began his architectural career by riding his bike to Taliesin, where he volunteered after being invited as a guest to Frank Lloyd Wright’s birthday celebration by his grandmother, Margaret Kinney—an original client of Mr. Wright. Captivated by everything he encountered, he realized that joining Taliesin was his calling in life.

Before joining Taliesin, Archie earned a degree in Construction Management from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and served as a Sergeant for the U.S. National Guard’s 229th Engineering Co in Richland Center, Wisconsin. As a graduate student, he experienced the transition from Taliesin to Arcosanti and received a degree from The School of Architecture at Taliesin.

Upon graduating, he moved to Baltimore, Maryland to work for Urban Design Group, a small, specialized firm in adaptive Reuse which has won the largest budget for historic rehabilitation and preservation in the state of Maryland for three years in a row.

Treasurer