Roy F. France

1888–1972 (age 84)

Architect

Biography

Roy F. France was an architect whose designs helped define the skyline of South Florida, particularly in the realm of hotels and resorts that welcomed travelers from across the globe. His work combined functionality with a flair for gracious hospitality environments.

France’s commitment to thoughtful, enduring structures left a lasting imprint on the region, and his contributions are fondly remembered at Caballero Rivero Woodlawn Park North Cemetery and Mausoleum.

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