Phillips, Rogers and Woodyatt

• 1898-1905: Phillips, Rogers and Woodyatt

Phillips, Rogers and Woodyatt was an American architectural firm established in Chicago by Charles A Phillips, John Arthur Rogers, and Ernest Woodyatt, with offices in the Ashland Block — an influential Chicago School landmark demolished in 1949. After Phillips left the partnership in 1905, the practice continued as Rogers and Woodyatt, producing a number of residences in Evanston's Lakeshore District, several of which are now listed on the city's local historic registry. The firm remained active in Chicago until 1916, and both Rogers and Woodyatt were engaged members of the Chicago Architectural Club, contributing to the city's early-twentieth-century architectural culture. - AsNotedIn