Jeromy Rogan, AIA

Jeromy Rogan, AIA
Jeromy Rogan, AIA

About Jeromy Rogan

Professional Experience and Accomplishments
Jeromy Rogan was a Project Executive with Morley Builders overseeing a full range of construction services with particular focus on higher education and hospitality projects. Jeromy joined Morley in 2003 as a Senior Project Engineer, and throughout his career earned a reputation for working collaboratively with clients and design professionals to build innovative architecture that maintains strict budgets, schedules, and high-quality standards. His collaboration was marked by skilled communication and a thoughtful appreciation of clients, designers, and other stakeholders’ perspectives and goals. Jeromy’s background in architecture and construction afforded him technical expertise that extended from building structure to MEP+F to exterior envelope systems.

His career highlights include:

  • The Santa Monica Big Blue Bus Facility Expansion & Access Center, a design-build project that was awarded the American Public Works Association Project of the Year.
  • The Shore Hotel in Santa Monica, awarded the LA Business Journal’s Best Hospitality Project.
  • The Ace Hotel/United Artist Theater Building in Los Angeles, an adaptive reuse project that received both the LA Business Journal’s Best Hospitality Project award and an AIA Los Angeles Design Award.
  • El Centro Apartments and Bungalows in Hollywood.
  • UC Riverside Dundee Residence Halls and Glasgow Dining Facility, awarded Best Architecture by the Student Housing Business Innovator Awards.
  • UC Riverside North District Phase 1, which received both the Best New Development award from the Student Housing Business Innovator Awards and the USGBC LEED Homes Outstanding Multifamily Project Award.

Jeromy earned a B.A. and M.Arch I from UCLA and an Executive Certificate from UCLA’s Anderson Graduate School of Management. He was a California registered architect and held a Class B contractor’s license. He was a member of the UCLA Alumni Association Bruin Professionals, the AIA Long Beach/South Bay Board of Directors, and was active in volunteering with the LA Conservancy, Palos Verdes Land Conservancy, and the Greater Los Angeles Area Council of the BSA.

About Jeromy Personally
Jeromy Rogan was a respected construction executive, architect and leader whose life was defined by professional excellence and a profound dedication to his family and community. He shared a special bond with his grandfather who introduced him at a young age to the world of construction and taught him the value of craftsmanship. Jeromy would go on to earn both his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Architecture degrees from UCLA, choosing a path in construction, where he earned a reputation for collaboration, technical expertise and fostering an environment of learning.

Known for his tenacity and unwavering support for his family, friends and colleagues, Jeromy was instrumental in mentoring young project engineers at Morley, design students at South Bay universities and the scouts in his son’s troop, actively creating opportunities for learning and always leading by example. As a lifelong learner himself, Jeromy sought out knowledge and personal growth, driven by curiosity and self-improvement. He took up surfing later in life, taught himself to play the guitar and bravely performed at open mic nights. Most of all, Jeromy was passionate about building, at many levels. Like his grandfather before him, he pursued woodworking as a hobby and along with his wife used his home as a laboratory to test out his craft, leaving behind a wealth of projects that embody his commitment to craftsmanship and learning.


Michael Bohn, AIA – AIA California Representative

Michael Bohn, AIA
Michael Bohn, AIA

Michael Bohn, AIA is a senior principal and design director of Studio One Eleven. As a licensed architect with over 30 years of experience, Michael is responsible for a wide range of projects within architecture, urban and landscape design. His urban design projects range in scale from: the visioning for downtown Long Beach and peer review for a dozen cities to smaller urban interventions that incorporate parklets, bulb-outs, bike facilities, and medians. His expertise in housing comprises over 3,500 units on the boards or complete and has been widely lauded including the award-winning Long Beach Senior Arts Colony. His focus also includes mixed use and urban infill, many times located adjacent to transit and leveraging market rate, affordable and specialty housing projects.

Michael is currently an active member of the ULI LA Housing Council’s Homeless Sub Committee, AIA California’s Housing Congress, Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing (SCANPH), Long Beach Heritage, Congress for New Urbanism (CNU), Presidential Commission on Sustainability for California State University at Long Beach, AIA Long Beach/South Bay chapter and Housing Los Angeles (HoLA), comprised of architects that address affordable housing challenges with solutions supporting good design and dignity to its residents.

Michael served as the 2017 President for AIA Long Beach/South Bay, participates on the Housing Congress for AIA California, and will serve as one of AIA Long Beach/South Bay’s representatives on the AIA California Board of Directors for 2023-2024.

Click here to watch The Second Studio interview of Michael where he discusses his background; befriending case study architect Edward Killingsworth; moving to India; the mission of Studio One Eleven; their approach to community-oriented projects; integrating urban research, analysis and studies to projects; the impact of public policy on architecture and urban projects; and more.

Jeromy Rogan, AIA – Director

Jeromy Rogan, AIA
Jeromy Rogan, AIA

Jeromy Rogan is a Project Executive with Morley Builders overseeing a full range of construction services with particular focus on higher education and hospitality projects. Jeromy joined Morley in 2003 as a Senior Project Engineer, and throughout his career has earned a reputation for working collaboratively with clients and design professionals to build innovative architecture that maintains strict budgets, schedules, and high-quality standards. His collaboration is marked by skilled communication and thoughtful appreciation of clients, designers, and other stakeholders’ perspectives and goals.  Jeromy’s background in architecture and construction affords him technical expertise that extends from building structure to MEP+F, to exterior envelope systems.

His career highlights include the Santa Monica Big Blue Bus Facility Expansion & Access Center, a design-build project that was awarded the American Public Works Association Project of the Year. The Shore Hotel in Santa Monica which was awarded the LA Business Journals Best Hospitality Project.  The Ace Hotel/United Artist Theater Building in Los Angeles, an adaptive reuse project that was awarded the LA Business Journal’s Best Hospitality Project along with an AIA Los Angeles Design Award. El Centro Apartments and Bungalows in Hollywood.  University of California Riverside Dundee Residence Halls and Glasgow Dining Facility which was awarded Best Architecture award by the Student Housing Business Innovator Awards.  And lastly, the University of California Riverside North District Phase 1 which was awarded Best New Development by Student Housing Business Innovator Awards and the USGBC LEED Homes Outstanding Multifamily Project award. 

Jeromy holds B.A. and M. Arch I degrees from UCLA and an Executive Certificate from UCLA’s Andersen Graduate School of Management.  He is a California registered architect and holds a Class B contractor’s license.  He is a member of the UCLA Alumni Association Bruin Professionals, the AIA and is active in volunteering with the LA Conservancy, Palos Verdes Land Conservancy, and Greater Los Angeles Area Council of the BSA.