Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Darryl Rogers, AIA, LEED AP interviewed in Country Living Magazine
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In the May 2010 issue of Country Living Magazine, the official publication of Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives, Darryl contributes his thoughts to the article "What's ahead for homes - How the recession will affect choices in homes." Darryl talks specifically about how sustainable design makes a house healthier, reduces its ecological impact, and reduces its energy consumption through the use of low VOC finishes, rapidly renewable and recycled materials, and controlled daylighting.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Darryl Rogers, AIA, LEED AP Interviewed in Columbus C.E.O.
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Darryl Rogers is interviewed In the April issue of Columbus CEO magazine for an article on the increasing value of LEED accreditation, for building design professionals and those working in related fields as well.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Darryl Rogers, AIA, LEED AP Interviewed in Columbus Business First
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In the March 5 issue of Columbus Business First, Darryl shares his views in the Your Turn section on the predicted improvements for construction starts in 2010, the outlook for particular sectors of the building industry and their financing.
Friday, February 6, 2009
Columbus Business First interviews Peter Krajnak
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The February 6 issue of Columbus Business First features an interview with Peter Krajnak, where Peter discusses his approach to trends, technology, and challenges related to church design.
Thursday, March 30, 2006
Columbus Monthly interviews Rogers Krajnak Architects, Inc. for their insight on the revival of downtown churches
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Churches are places of significant life events, and their prominence in the community is extremely important...
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