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ADAM ROARK ARCHITECT LLC

Adam Roark AIA is a Registered Architect located in South Carolina. With locations in Columbia and Florence, he focuses primarily on contemporary residential and small commercial projects that are designed and built with the integrity of the “good ole days” using the tools and technology of the present.

Modern multi-story house with wood and concrete exterior, large glass doors, and a grassy yard with patio furniture.

THE ROARK STUDIO

  • As a Registered Architect, Adam Roark can assist with all commercial and residential architectural needs including but not limited to: research, design, coordination, and permitting.

    Adam Roark collaborates with award-winning architect Damien Blumetti on projects of larger scope or those that require a little extra attention.

  • By utilizing state-of-the-art tools and previous experience ranging from large commercial offices to irregular historic buildings, Roark can assist in accurately measuring and documenting existing structures.

  • Roark offers 3D modeling services for use in architectural rendering, animation, and other visualization needs to help bring ideas to life.

  • Buildings are only one extension of a brand; in addition to architecture, Roark offers graphic design, signage, and vehicle wraps through a partnership with Stripe-It of Florence, SC.

  • As a licensed Remote Pilot, Roark offers drone photography and videography services.

CONTACT

Call or Text

843.453.2712

Email

adam@adamroark.com

Studios [By Appointment]

307 Post Oak Way
Columbia, SC 29212

2213 West Palmetto St
Florence, SC 29501

 
A modern workspace with a computer monitor displaying the phrase 'much cattle'. The room has a dark wall with various photos and a corkboard. There is a desktop lamp, a turntable, potted plants, and decorative animal sculptures. A large green plant is on the left side of the workspace.

& ALSO MUCHCATTLE

MuchCattle began as a studio to explore architectural rendering. The name "MuchCattle” was inspired by the biblical book of Jonah and was a play on “render farms”. Over the years, the studio has expanded, condensed, and evolved as technology has changed alongside Adam’s interests.

Today, MuchCattle exists as a collection of thoughts and ideas from the context of a young architect with content ranging from blog posts to Youtube videos.