Mr. Aguilar has a master of architecture degree from the University of New Mexico and has been with ARC since 1996. He assists ARC’s architectural staff with facilities planning and evaluation, including facility programming of a variety of facility types as well as physical facility condition assessments. He also assists with community planning projects, and marketing and proposal writing.

Government projects include needs assessments and facility programs for numerous state, county and local government facilities and area facilities master plans for the former Immigration and Naturalization Service in New Mexico - Texas and nine southern states.

Mr. Aguilar has worked on many projects for Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, performing strategic space analyzing for several strategic management units, infrastructure master planning, planning and cost estimating, and facility programming.

Educational projects include facility evaluations, plans and studies for several public schools throughout New Mexico, facility programs of requirements for BIA schools, and facilities master plans and programs for several higher education institutions.