Ken Doyno

Ken Doyno is President of Rothschild Doyno Collaborative, an architecture and urban design firm focused on creating meaningful design solutions using collaborative processes with clients and communities. Ken provides leadership in how architecture, community planning, and property development simultaneously increase the economic, social, and physical value of our commonwealth. Ken advances projects and innovation by aligning people and articulating purpose to create shared visions that serve clients and communities to make the world a better place.

In addition to thirty-five years of professional practice, Ken has advanced regional change through participation in civic, academic, and cultural activities.  Ken recently initiated the AIA PA Housing and Community Development task force of the Government Affairs Committee, which Ken now chairs.  Ken worked extensively with Dr. Mindy Fullilove in developing the book Urban Alchemy; Restoring Joy in America’s Sorted-Out Cities. Ken served as an Adjunct Professor at Carnegie Mellon University for multiple years in the fifth-year architecture “Urban Lab” studio and the first-year architecture studio.

Ken also leads Community Vision programs for Leadership Pittsburgh and serves on the Board of the Green Building Alliance of Pittsburgh, one of the charter members of the US Green Building Council.  Ken also serves on the board of Saturday Light Brigade, which is internationally recognized for using radio and audio to amplify and share ideas and stories.  Prior community work includes chairing the Design Center of Pittsburgh, being an advisory board member for Chatham University’s Landscape Architecture program, and being on the Remaking Cities Institute advisory board at Carnegie Mellon University.