GC FEATURES ROGUE AS TOP 10 RESTAURANT ARCHITECT FORT WORTH 

Rogue builds team-oriented relationships with its clients, contractors, construction managers, and consultants so that projects are executed without the typical adversarial relationships that permeate the industry. From its combined experience on the consultant and owner side, Rogue knows significant amounts of time can be wasted during the permitting process. From its inception, Rogue created its own Entitlement Studio to manage and push state and municipal reviewers aggressively to end permitting logjams.

BEST PLACE 4 WORKING PARENTS FEATURES ROGUE'S "ZEN ROOM"

Rogue Architects prides itself on being a company that “gets stuff done”. Realizing that a coworker who didn’t have a private office would be coming back from maternity leave, two senior staffers got to work to create a comfortable and private “Zen Room” that went above the minimum basic legal requirements for offering a private space for mothers needing to pump during the workday. This low-cost, creative solution has become a “beloved workspace amenity” which exemplifies the culture of support for working parents at Rogue Architects.

'DISNEYLAND OF BREWERIES': FORT BREWERY REOPENS IN NEW SPACE

Fort Brewery was growing out of its space on Magnolia Avenue, and in searching for new digs, happened upon the former Parker Candy factory just north of the West Seventh and Foundry districts. The location's expansive footprint and industrial vibe made it a perfect fit, and now, the popular brewpub is going from approximately 7,000 square feet to a whopping 25,000 square feet, with plenty of room to eat, drink, play — and perhaps offer a few more surprises.



SHOUTOUT ARIZONA: MEET NAOMI CONTRERAS OF ROGUE ARCHITECTS

Shoutout Arizona connected with our director of operations, Naomi Contreras, to talk about business, leadership, determination, and advice for success. 

"The thought that the next time could be the time I achieve a goal drives me and keeps me from giving up."

PROJECT AWARDED RICHARDSON’S COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION AWARD

Rogue designed a Salad and Go conversion from a local bank in Richardson, using parts of the drive thru banking and original building to incorporate into the design. This brought in a new business to the city, conserved resources, and added curbside appeal.