Eric N. Rohlfing, ENR architects

Welcome to the comprehensive design firm of choice! With attentive reception to your ideas and goals, let ENRdesign architects of Granbury, TX collaborate with you to fulfill your vision. OVERVIEW ENRdesign architects provides comprehensive service for residential, commercial, municipal, inspirational & sustainable projects, including custom home plans, conceptual designs, room additions, home remodels, kitchens & bathrooms, landscapes, tenant improvements, recreation centers, park planning, senior facilities, and green consulting. HOW WE GOT STARTED ENR architects has been designing since the earliest of childhood memories, utilizing whatever materials and space became available. This love of design, art, mechanics and construction continued through high school, including art prizes and industrial design awards. A BSME at CSULB led to a position with the R/D manufacturing engineering team at Pharmacia Ophthalmics in Pasadena, CA. However, the drive to combine art and construction lead to an MARCH at UT Arlington, TX and an apprenticeship with Frank D. Welch & Associates, Dallas, TX. The fine points of architecture and small business learned in Texas, have been well served upon returning to SoCal. ENR architects love the creativity & independence of small business, and the direct collaboration of working with residential and commercial clients. With professional experience since 1984, and a lifetime of hands-on carpentry, machine design, music, sports, and art, each project design decision is tempered with a balance for success, and efficiency of construction. HISTORY The Rohlfings are traced to the 19thC Minnesota family blacksmith shop. By 1920, Clifford A. Rohlfing owned an automotive center in Long Beach, CA. In 1944, Robert W. Rohlfing trained as navigator/bombardier with the Army Air Corps in Victorville, CA, and became co-pilot & captain. He flew 60 missions between the South Pacific, and Korea, in B-25’s and B-26’s. Maternal great-great grandfather, David Neahr, trained as a nautical engineer in 19thC New York. He pioneered to Yuma, AZ and began a steamboat supply service & supply depot along the Colorado River, built the territorial prison, and began mining mining operations. He married a Cocopah Indian, and had 10 children. Property purchased in Phoenix, he designated as “public grounds”, upon which the Carniege Library resides.