Young and formerly unhoused Angelenos transitioning out of youth facilities and foster care now have a new place to seek safe, secure, and, most critically, all-affordable housing in the form of the Brooks + Scarpa–designed Rose Apartments.
Located at 718–720 Rose Avenue in Venice, the $20.6 million permanent supportive housing development recently opened its doors to its first residents, including chronically homeless adults and transitional aged youth who have “termed out” of being in the custody of the state and are seeking permanent affordable housing at a time in Los Angeles when such a thing is dreadfully scarce. Spread across four stories, the courtyard-anchored
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