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FFA hires Laura Roark
Ted Perkins//October 15, 2013//
ARCHITECTURE
FFA Architecture and Interiors recently hired Laura Roark as an intern architect. She has more than 12 years of experience in educational and community projects, including elementary schools, high schools, university buildings, communities and libraries. She also has worked on commercial projects.
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