Authors: Katherine Salazar and Eric Rogers According to a New York Times article, in 2014 the U.S. emitted around 16.2 metric tons of carbon per capita. That’s about 35,375 pounds of carbon per person. Needless to say, we have contributed significantly to global...
Authors: Eric Rogers & Katherine Salazar How does a family rebound from a catastrophe such as the wildfires in the Santa Rosa, Sonoma, and Napa areas? The aftermath of any disaster, while devastating, provides an opportunity for communities to reimagine their...
As professionals we have a responsibility to coach our clients about the architect’s role and responsibility as well as the design and construction process. Cultivating a good Client/ Architect Relationship educates, fosters trust, creates good communication,...
He was an eighth grader in his hometown of Pocatello, Idaho, and had been given an art class assignment to draw a house from a two-point perspective. He did just that, and the experience, along with the inspiration of watching his father practice his carpentry trade for most of his young life, convinced him that he wanted a career in designing buildings.
What is a Principal Suite? Master Bedroom? If you have lived in a house built after the early 1980’s you probably know what I mean. Wagstaff + Rogers Architects is considering shelving the age-old term of Master Bedroom as a room name. Have you looked at a set...
Passion for Conservation At Wagstaff + Rogers Architects we are passionate about Green Building. So, as a side effect, energy consumption and conservation is a goal to not only create great sustainable buildings, but will also directly impact your utility bill....