Canby Architecture Studio

          Stan C. Canby, Jr. primary focus is to oversee and coordinate the architectural process from concept to fruition. As principal, Mr. Canby oversees client relations, design concepts, and staff coordination on a majority of C.A.S. projects.
          
Mr. Canby established Canby Associates, Inc. in 1980, and occupies a state of the art facility known as "Canby Architecture Studio, Inc."  The firms emphasis is in architecture, engineering and construction management of commercial and residential building projects.         

           Mr. Canby received his Associate of Science degree in Architecture from the College of the Sequoias, and graduated from California State University, Fresno with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering.  He is a licensed Architect and a registered Professional Engineer in the State of California.  He was past president of the American Institute of Architects, San Joaquin Chapter, Sequoia Section.  Mr. Canby is a member of the Building Industry Association, has resided on the Technical Advisory Committee, the City of Visalia Redevelopment Agencies Architectural Review Committee, and is a director of the Tulare/Kings County Builders Exchange Executive Board were he is currently President of the Board of Directors. In addition, "Architecture California" published one of Mr. Canby's professional office redevelopment projects titling "Recipe For Redevelopment".

Lyle L. Munsch, Project Architect, COO

Architect - C15693

         Lyle Munsch graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture from California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo.  Upon graduation, he was employed and practiced architecture with a design oriented architectural firm in Santa Barbara, California, where he acted as project architect on a variety of projects.  These projects included multi-family housing, custom condominiums, and a winning competition submittal for a solar energy resource center in Santa Barbara.

            Mr. Munsch career includes practicing architecture with a  Bakersfield firm  where he headed the design department, including renovations for the emergency shelter for the homeless in Bakersfield.  Mr. Munsch joined Canby Architecture Studio, Inc. in 1988 to continue his career in architecture. He is responsible for site and building programming and design of  commercial, office and retail projects.  In 2001 Mr. Munsch was promoted to Chief Operation Officer.  His other duties include overseeing the design department, coordinating with clients, regulatory agencies, consultants, and specification.

             Mr. Munsch recognizes the value of education and as such, actively participates in the Mentor Program, is involved in job shadowing, and co-teaches a class in the Exeter Unified School District.  He also is on the Board of Directors at the Exeter Community Center, where he is Chairman of the Building Committee.

Dana Stahl, A.I.A., Project Architect

Architect - C13141

             Dana Stahl graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.  He obtained his professional license in 1982 and has been with Canby Architecture Studio, Inc. since 1993.  Mr. Stahl's work experience includes being project manager and specification writer for single and multi-family residential, commercial, retail, educational, governmental and health care projects. He also provides construction administration duties for projects under construction.

           Mr. Stahl is a member of the American Institute of Architects and a past president of the Sequoia Section of the San Joaquin Chapter.

Angel Reynoso, Director of Information Systems

         Angel Reynoso received his Associates degree in Industrial Technology from the College of the Sequoias.  He began his career with a construction business.  He has experience and is familiar with all construction trades.

           Mr. Reynoso joined Canby Architecture Studio, Inc. in 1989.  He acts as the expert on construction method and coordinates the best-cost effective approaches to projects.  Mr. Reynoso's other duties include supervision of construction documents, CAD Manager and training, and computer network administration.  He has developed the CAS Network and is responsible for management of hardware and software upgrades.