The Frederick P. Rose Architectural Fellowship was established in 1999 by Enterprise Community Partners, a national non-profit housing and community development organization. The Fellowship creates partnerships between emerging architects and community-based organizations to direct the skills and passions of the architects in the service of low and moderate-income communities. The Fellowship is designed to promote the value of quality design and green building in affordable housing and encourages architects to become lifelong leaders in public service and community development. 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.
Fellow Profile
Jessy Olson
Fellowship Host:
Farmworker Housing Development Corporation
News
Architecture for Humanity Opportunity
May 16, 2008
Architecture for Humanity has a design fellowship position partnering with UNICEF on a program that will help build world class schools on the border areas in Western Africa. UNICEF is looking to do some first rate building there and this is an amazing opportunity to influence school design.2008 AIA Conference
May 9, 2008
Katherine Williams will be presenting at the 2008 AIA Conference on Friday, May 16th in Boston, “Riding the Vortex: African American Women Architects in Practice.”A Conversation with Katie Swenson
May 9, 2008
The Rose Fellowship is in the AIA (American Institute of Architects) newsletter this month in a conversation with “Emerging Professionals.” Read the full article, W O R D S BY...A Conversation with Katie Swenson, Rose Fellowship Director. Interviewed by Christina Noble, Associate AIA, LEED AP.
