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Higher Education Architecture Work

Dimmitt Hall Renovation

Morningside College

Smith Broyles Science Center

University of the Ozarks

The Howard and Mary Conrad Student Commons

Northwest Nazarene University

Facilities Renovation

Dunwoody College of Technology

Residence Halls

Impact 360

Student Life and Ministry Center

Walla Walla University

The Village Residence Halls

Warren Wilson College

Valders Science Building

Luther College

Jeannette Cathy Learning Center

Impact 360

90 Day Renovation

Doane College - Smith Hall

Village Apartments

Alvernia University

Campus Commons

Alvernia University

Architecture Team

Ryan Krier

Visual Communications Specialist

Brian Leonard, AIA, NCARB

Project Manager / Architect

Sweta Meier

Affiliate Consultant

Mark Reyer, AIA, LEED® AP, NCARB

Project Designer / Architect

Dawn Rolling, AIA, NCARB,LEED® AP

Director of Design / Architect

Kevin Rolling, AIA, LEED® AP BD+C

Vice President for Campus Planning and Architecture / Owner

Kevin Sohl, AIA, NCARB

Project Architect

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