About

John Rogers has in excess of 30 years experience practicing and teaching Architecture since receiving an M. Arch. Degree from Rice University. His awards include being named Houston’s outstanding young Architect (1991), and a 2002 Honor Award from the Houston Chapter of the AIA. John Rogers is experienced in all phases of architectural practice.

A 1980 graduate of Rice University, Suzanne Labarthe possesses outstanding qualifications as a designer and project architect. With diverse work experience in highly regarded residential and commercial architectural firms, and having served as her own General Contractor, Suzanne is well-versed in all aspects of residential as well as many types of commercial architecture. Her thoroughness and attention to detail enhance every project she touches. She maintains strong contacts with the City of Houston and is an effective project advocate when called upon. She served as President of the Houston Chapter of the American Institute of Architects in 1996 and was the first woman to have ever done so.

Stacey received a Bachelor of Environmental Design degree from Texas A&M University and a Masters of Architecture from North Carolina State University. She is very skilled in architectural documentation and a whiz with PhotoShop. Stacey serves on her neighborhood HOA Board and is chair of their Deed Restrictions committee, tasked with reviewing proposed architectural projects for compliance. She’s also a Little League mom.

Banksy is a famous, though reclusive dog, known for his art and canine shenanigans.