James Gamble Rogers II

• American

James Gamble Rogers was an American architect whose work helped shape the early- to mid-twentieth-century built environment of central Florida. The son of architect John Arthur Rogers, he established his own practice in the Orlando and Winter Park region, producing refined residential and ecclesiastical designs that reflected a disciplined command of traditional architectural forms. His commissions include the John N Huttig Estate in Orlando, the First Methodist Church of Oviedo, and the Robert Bruce Barbour House in Winter Park, each contributing to the architectural character of their respective communities. Rogers II carried forward the family's architectural legacy with a portfolio rooted in craftsmanship, proportion, and regional sensitivity. - AsNotedIn

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• Father John Arthur Rogers