Rodger Whipple is a licensed Historic Preservation Consultant and General Contractor in the State of Oregon. With nearly 40 years of commercial and residential experience, his expertise extends to restoration, historical new construction, and custom mill work (cabinets, sash and doors). Projects span adobe, Spanish and Mediterranean Revival, Victorian, Craftsman and contemporary. His dedication to historical preservation and quality craftsmanship has influenced projects from as far away as Panama to Pasadena, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Southern Oregon, Portland, Seattle and Spokane.


Awards & Recognition

1978 Pasadena Heritage Award, Raymond Restaurant, Preservation of Communities Architectural Heritage

1980 Pasadena Beautiful Foundation, Merit Award, Outstanding Design for Raymond Restaurant

1984 American Wood Council, Wood Design Award, Fitzpatrick House, Rodger Whipple, General Contractor

1985 Santa Barbara Beautiful, Residence on Las Canoas, Outstanding Contribution

1998 Jackson County Citizens League, Developer's Award, Restoration of
Medford Train Depot

1998 Downtown Medford Association, Historic Preservation Award,
Medford Train Depot

1998 1000 Friends of Oregon, Developer of the Year, Medford Train Depot

2001 City of Jacksonville Oregon, Best New Building, 9th Street House

2001 City of Jacksonville Oregon, Historic Award for Best Project,
9th Street House


Articles & Publications

1984 Fine Homebuilding, August/September, John Lively, Greene & Greene Revival, pg. 54

1985 Complete Guide to Los Angeles Architecture, Robert Winter, Fitzpatrick House, pg. 353

1988 Fine Homebuilding, Rodger Whipple, Sketches of Spain, pg. 38

1992 Fine Homebuilding, January, Charles Miller, Affordable Victorians, pg. 70

1993 Old House Journal, September/October, Southern Queen Anne, pg. 39

1993 Custom Builder, July/August, John Lecke, The Business of Building Historical Houses, pg. 100

2002 American Bungalow, July/August, Michelle Gringeri-Brown, Committed to Craftsmanship, pg. 18