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EDUCATION
Tulane University, Bachelor of Architecture
Tulane University, Master of Architecture
HONORS + AWARDS
Encouragement Award, International Design Competition
Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal
Bard Award, City Club of New York
Central Park Projects: the Dairy,
Belvedere Castle, Cop Cot & Kinderburg
Bard Award, City Club of New York
Prospect Park Projects: Oriental Pavilion
& Concert Grove, Meadow Arch Bridge
Municipal Art Society, Award for Design Excellence
Oriental Pavilion, Prospect Park
New York Landmarks Conservancy, Chairman’s Award
Belvedere Castle, Central Park
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
School of Architecture and Planning, Shenzhen University, China
Studio Leader
Faculty of Architecture, Chiang Mai University, Thailand
Guest Critic & Lecturer
New York Institute of Technology
Adjunct Professor of Architecture
Pratt Institute
Guest Critic & Lecturer
Tulane University School of Architecture
Guest Critic & Lecturer
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Architectural Record, July 1989
Oriental Pavilion, Prospect Park
Progressive Architecture, June 1981
Louis Armstrong Park
LICENSURE
Licensed Architect, Louisiana #2301
Licensed Architect, New York #15664
NCARB Certificate #24345
Mr. Rogan has maintained a diverse, independent practice since 1986, including renovations, restorations, planning and new construction projects. He has provided design consultation to commercial, institutional, professional and private clients throughout the United States and abroad.
William began his career in New Orleans in 1975 while earning his degree at Tulane University, working as a model builder for the Louis Armstrong Park Project; he was later retained as a design consultant. He also supervised the construction of his thesis project, Karen Cottage, on the grounds of the Magnolia School, during this period.
In 1979, he relocated to New York and joined the firm of Russo+Sonder Architects, then an expanding health-care practice. Advancing to Senior Associate during his tenure, Rogan introduced an historic preservation component to the practice, earning awards for completed projects. Turning a fresh eye to health-care design, he managed, designed and earned awards for several hospital projects completed in the Northeast, and participated as well in the design of educational facilities at Brown, Vanderbilt and Yale Universities. On establishing his own practice in 1986, Mr. Rogan continued to consult with his former firm (later acquired by Perkins & Will) and with their clients. He collaborated with other professional firms, added new commercial clients, and maintained an active residential practice.
Since 2002, Rogan has led design studios in architecture and interior design at New York Institute of Technology, and collaborated on housing schemes in Queenstown, New Zealand, Atlanta, Georgia, and in several cities in China. He has participated in educational programs in Thailand and Cambodia, as well as design competitions and architectural consultation in mainland China.
Mr. Rogan resided in China from 2006 thru 2013. where he taught, learned, explored and consulted with local architects.
On his return from Asia, he acquired historic properties in Illinois and has embarked on adaptive re-use development projects.
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Selected Commercial Clients
Lauren/Ralph Lauren: Over 900 Shop Installations, 46 states and abroad
Restaurant Associates: Kennedy Center Restaurants, Washington D.C.
Restaurant Associates: Fountain Café, Lincoln Center, New York, NY
Selected Institutional Clients
State of Louisiana: Charity Hospital Replacement, New Orleans, LA
City of Paterson, NJ: Development of Paterson Riverfront Park
Monmouth Medical Center: Replacement Structures, Long Branch, NJ
Passaic General Hospital: Replacement Structures, Passaic, NJ
Selected Professional Clients
Tian Ren Architects, Hangzhou, China
Peter Drey + Company, Atlanta, GA
Atkins China, Ltd., Shanghai, China
Lyons & Hudson Architects, New Orleans, LA
Perkins & Will Healthcare Group, New York, NY
Images of Selected Projects
www.roganportfolio.blogspot.com