NEWS!!!

2/7/12

No news more satisfying: Council candidates citing our research as reasons to preserve Taos' historic acequias (irrigation systems)!

1/24/12

Archinia founder Rachel Prinz was appointed to the Taos Historic Preservation Commission.

1/24/12

 Firm Update! We will be adding a preservation lawyer to our staff this Spring! 

1/23/12

Rachel Prinz' latest guestblog at the Girl's Guide to Swagger: Pursuing a passion to teach architecture

1/15/12

Rachel Prinz' latest guestblog at the Delta Zeta Pink Goes Green project: Our time is now: Building the future ... with timeless values

12/21/11

Another sweet note from a student in the UNM graduate program after my presentation there:

"Dear Rachel: I want to reiterate how much I appreciated your presentation, philosophies and your work. I have an Americorps Internship until summer of next year, and I have begun looking for work opportunities thereafter.  I would absolutely love to assist you on any ongoing or new projects you may have. The interdisciplinary nature of your work, and the way you integrate history and spirituality into the sense of place inspires me and reaffirms my belief that design can connect multiple dimensions to create a powerful and healing moment in time." - Erin

THIS IS WHY WE DO THIS WORK!!!!!

12/11/11

Check out the latest TREND magazine page 62 for Rachel's article  about reknown photographer David Zimmerman's Taos off-grid home here at http://santafetrend.com/

11/10/11

Archinia founder Rachel Prinz was guest-teacher, speaking about vernacular landscapes, for Prof. Norman Crowe's class  in the graduate program in historic preservation and critical regionalism at UNM!

11/8/11

Archinia participated in a workshop with NMDOT and the Project for Public Places. We were redesigning the entry gateways into Taos' Historic District! What a great time and learning experience!

10/22/11

After our talk at TEDxABQ, notes of gratitude started pouring in. One of our favorites was written to the staff of TEDxABQ, from a student at Bosque School in Albuquerque, NM letting us, and all his peers, know that TEDABQ isn’t just inspiration for adults!  We are the architects they mention in the article. Enjoy! http://tedxabq.com/ted-videos/helping-students-find-their-obsession/

10/20-23/11

Archinia staffed the registration table for the annual International Labyrinth Society Meeting here in Taos . A great time was had making connections with labyrinth lovers and design peers! Several of our labyrinths were featured in a video highlighting great designs from around the world!