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Roger oversees workers clearing the way for a swimming pool at his
40-unit apartment-house in the Hancock district of LA, during late 1972
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SPRING STATION RESIDENCE
When Roger returned to Kentucky in 1978, he purchased this historic mansion known as Spring Station, and restored it to its original
splendor.  Spring Station dates back to 1791 and was used as a fort to protect early settlers from Indian attacks.

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MALIBU RESIDENCE
This was Roger's semi-regular residence from 1989-2020.  He completely rebuilt it after wildfires destroyed it.
The TV program "Nip/Tuck" filmed several scenes there in 2004.

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Above photos courtesy of Sandy Sagala and JoAnne Bagwell, all taken in 2003
 

HOLLYWOOD HILLS RESIDENCE
This is one of Roger's residences in the Hollywood Hills.
In recent years, he completely restored it and added an infinity edge pool to the back.

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LOUISVILLE, KY RESTORATION PROJECTS

Roger works on a mock-up of Louisville's Commodore Apartments
 

THE SEELBACH HOTEL

The venerable Seelbach Hotel, built in 1905 and restored
to its original prominence by Roger in the 1980s

Lobby of the Seelbach

Typical room at the Seelbach

LATEST DEVELOPMENT - HOLLYWOOD HILLS

Roger worked tirelessly around the clock for eight years to bring this development to fruition.  He explained that, "It is the result of a single creative vision that took over 25,000 tons of concrete and over 100 miles of steel to bring dream to reality."  Now complete, the property holds several 5,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art homes with swimming pools, yards (both rarities in homes in the Hollywood Hills due to space limitations,) along with 12' walls of glass inside to take in the magnificent Los Angeles skyline.

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Cutting-edge architecture and design...and a breathtaking view of the LA skyline!

Another masterpiece of design...with glass from floor to ceiling, and stairs that seem suspended in mid air!