Craig Chenevert, AIA, began practicing architecture in the Asheville area in 1994. He enjoys articulating his affinity for the vibrant canvas of western North Carolina and his understanding of its diverse topography through sensitive and particularized design solutions. His commitment to environmental preservation includes careful minimal site disruption and the use of new and innovative applications of available and ecologically sound building materials.
Craig began working with John Rogers, FAIA, at Rogers Associates in Asheville in 1998 and they formed a partnership in 2003. They produce unique, individual and authentic architecture on a wide scope of projects around the Asheville region. The firm’s philosophy to work collaboratively with the client, consultants and builder throughout the architectural process results in modern, evocative spaces that meet the challenge of site and building constraints while enhancing the human activity supported.
The services provided by Rogers/Chenevert Architects include:
Residential artistry with a creative response to client and environment
Inviting public spaces that uniquely express purpose and function while maintaining full harmony with the site and its environs
Reinterpretation of existing structures into fresh, responsible and fully utilized spaces
Sensitive religious solutions that infuse spirituality and purpose through expansion or in the creation of new spaces for worship and related activities
Awards
Rogers/Chenevert Architects received the AIA Asheville Section Honor Award in 2008 for the Capital Center, Asheville, NC. The renovation work for Woolworth Walk, Asheville, NC earned the firm a Griffin Award for historic preservation and the firm was recognized by the National Park Service for design work for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.