The 31 Enterprise Rose fellows are leaders of a new generation of architects dedicated to creating sustainable communities for people at all income levels. By supporting three-year partnerships between emerging architects and community-based organizations, the Fellowship promotes the highest standards of design excellence, sustainability and resident engagement in the planning of affordable housing and other community development projects.
Established in 2000, the Fellowship honors the late Frederick P. Rose, the prominent developer and philanthropist, who believed strongly in the value of good design and the spirit of public service. It is administered by Enterprise Community Partners, a leading national nonprofit housing and community development organization.
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Enterprise Rose Fellowship Blog
December 11, 2009
For up-to-date news on the Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellowship, check out our blog.The Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute
December 11, 2009
The Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellowship is pleased to announce the first annual Affordable Housing Design Leadership Institute. The Institute will take place at the University of Minnesoat in July.Michael Gatto wins Greenlight Award
October 27, 2009
Michael Gatto, Executive Director of the Austin Community Design and Development Center and 2003-2006 Enterprise Rose Fellow, announces that ACDDC recently won a Non-Profit Excellence Award from Greenlights in the Collaboration category for the Alley Flat Initiative.
