In the magazine "Contemporary Architect", C. Smith (C.SMITH) commented on Roach: "He demonstrated the method of special design according to specific situations, so his design works show unique personality and diverse styles."

Furthermore, he calls Roach and Dink: "Among the contemporary American architects whose clients are government, educational, and commercial institutions, they are the most daring and innovative." Roach firmly believed that architects should not fall into rigid design

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He refuses to be labeled or categorized by others.

Talking about his most recent design, the GENERAL FOODS headquarters (New York), Roach said: "It is neither postmodern nor premodern, just a simple and obvious design. It is an important

A center of economic activity. It was designed out of necessity and provides a very suitable environment for workers. "C. DOUGLAS DILLON, Director of the METROPOLITAN Art Museum.

In an interview with the AIA Journal, he said: "The addition they designed for the museum is a perfect work of art and a reflection of their genius." One of Roach's most acclaimed designs is the Ford Foundation Building (New York)

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The building is made of glass, rust-colored steel and warm brown marble, with a spacious atrium reaching 12 stories.

In the past 20 years, President Roach has presided over 51 important projects.

Paul Goldberg, the architecture critic of The New York Times, called Roach "the most creative glass architectural designer of the 20th century" and "the most innovative architect of glass" in TRAVEL & LEISURE magazine.

An innovative designer who attracts attention, his works do not fall into a rigid design framework."

As early as 10 years ago, WOLF VON ECKARDT commented on Roach and Dinklu in HORIZON magazine: “The architectural art they lead does not pursue formality and futurism;

Rather, it is about making the cities of our time more livable and attractive.