NCModernist Architecture You Love

Enjoy browsing, but unless otherwise noted, these houses are private property and closed to the public - so don’t go tromping around uninvited! Ctrl-F to search within page.

John D.
Rogers Jr.FAIA

(1935– )

Rogers grew up in Easley SC. He graduated with a BA in Architecture from Clemson University in 1958 and a MA in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania (Kahn Studio) in 1962. He worked as a designer in Memphis TN, Charleston SC, and Philadelphia PA. From 1962-1971 he had his own firm in Easley SC. From 1971 to 1984 he was Principal and Director of Design at Six Associates in Asheville NC. From 1984 to 2010 he ran John Rogers Associates / Rogers Dameron Associates / Rogers Chenevert Associates in Asheville.

John D. Rogers Jr. John D. Rogers Jr.
2002

The Bernard I. (Bernie) and Margaret Kort Residence

1905 Bearberry Lane, Asheville NC

Photos by Jay Weiland.

The Bernard I. (Bernie) and Margaret Kort Residence The Bernard I. (Bernie) and Margaret Kort Residence The Bernard I. (Bernie) and Margaret Kort Residence The Bernard I. (Bernie) and Margaret Kort Residence
2008

The James Karegeannes Remodel

123 Skyview Drive, Asheville NC

Craig Chenevert was the project architect.

The James Karegeannes Remodel The James Karegeannes Remodel
2009

The William Donald and Donna Jean Mamrack Residence

224 High Line Road, Sylva NC

Craig Chenevert was the project architect. Photos by Jay Weiland.

The William Donald and Donna Jean Mamrack Residence The William Donald and Donna Jean Mamrack Residence The William Donald and Donna Jean Mamrack Residence The William Donald and Donna Jean Mamrack Residence
2009

The Joe Youngblood Residence

1485 North Rugby Road, Hendersonville NC

Includes a lakeside shelter, bottom two photos. Photos by Jay Weiland.

The Joe Youngblood Residence The Joe Youngblood Residence The Joe Youngblood Residence The Joe Youngblood Residence The Joe Youngblood Residence
2011

The Stephen and Marsha Shlaer Residence

414 Sahalee Trail, Hendersonville NC

Located in a gated community.

The Stephen and Marsha Shlaer Residence

Sources include: John D. Rogers; Mark Allison.