Andy Aguilar has a master of architecture degree and a bachelor of arts degree in architecture from the University of New Mexico. He has been with ARC since 1996. His responsibilities include facilities planning and evaluation. He works with ARC’s architectural staff as a project manager to prepare facility programs and long-range planning studies. He has extensive experience in facility programming, needs assessments and physical facility condition assessments for a variety of facility types, including public administration facilities, judicial and detention facilities, and educational facilities at the K-12 level and for two- to four-year institutions.

Government projects include needs assessments and facility programs for numerous state, county and local government facilities. Mr. Aguilar has participated in administrative government facility projects including administrative and judicial complexes. Mr. Aguilar has been involved with the State of New Mexico's Capital Buildings Master Plan since 2004.

Mr. Aguilar has worked on many projects for Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, performing strategic space analysis for several strategic management units, infrastructure master planning, planning and cost estimating, and facility programming. He holds a DOE L-clearance with the Laboratories.

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.