Born and raised in Albuquerque New Mexico, Trevor Orgill graduated from La Cueva Highschool where he found his calling for architecture in a CAD class. After graduating high-school Trevor moved on to UNM to obtain his Bachelors of Arts in Architecture. Now Living in Pittsburgh PA, Trevor attends Carnegie Mellon University in his first year of the Masters of Architecture program. At CMU, Trevor continues to experiment with design across multiple mediums of architecture and art, with an interest in computational design. Trevor's latest work investigates a new typology of urban farming through high capacity vertical aquaponics, through the scope of transition design to address wicked problems throughout the community.