Profile

Robert C. Rager completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (with extensive study in philosophy, art history, and studio art) at Colorado College in 1994, and a Master of Architecture degree from the graduate program at Arizona State University in 2002. He completed his NCARB professional training requirement while a member of the studio of architect Stephen Dynia in Jackson, Wyoming, recently voted AIA Wyoming’s Firm of the Year. While there, Rob was both the designer and project manager of multiple residential, restaurant and commercial projects, attained LEED AP® green-building certification, and served as a member of the Design Review Committee of  Jackson Hole. After returning to Colorado, Rob gained additional experience with two highly-regarded Denver architecture firms (Semple Brown Design, the 2005 AIA Colorado Firm of The Year, and In Situ Design) before founding Rager Design Works in late 2007. Rob is an active member of the American Institute of Architects, the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) Colorado Chapter and regularly serves as an invited critic and juror at the University of Colorado’s College of Architecture and Planning.