Welcome to the Boston Society of Architects' online Press Room. You'll find links to press coverage and press releases below. Contact Genevieve Rajewski at grajewski@architects.org, 617-951-1433 x240 (office) or 781-254-5420 (cell) with questions or requests.

BSA press releases    
Chan elected to lead architectural community
Architects name the Parker Community Boathouse Boston’s “most beautiful building” in 2009
25th annual Build Boston energizes the design and construction industry
Exhibitors and speakers announcing news, products and services at Build Boston
Keane to lead Boston architecture association
BSA announces 2009 K-12 Educational Facilities Design Awards
BSA announces 2009 Sustainable Design Awards
BSA awards more than $70,000 in research grants 
Batchelor elected to lead architectural community

NEW Stories on the Boston Society of Architects and its members 
"SHIFTboston's contest winner dreams up a subway theater" (by Scott Kearnan  for Stuff)
"Designs on future: Contest eyes tunnel arts center, river island, homes in harbor" (by Paul Restuccia for The Boston Herald)
"ARC expects measured growth" (by Eric Convey for The Boston Business Journal; subscription required)
"Brand new in Boston: Fresh look builds with stars, glass, ‘green’ tech, expressionism" (by Paul Restuccia for The Boston Herald)
"The beauty of concrete" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"Boathouse wins architects’ award" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"Q&A: Dean Kamen on sustainable technologies and the smart grid" (by Ted Smalley Bowen for Metropolis)
"Father of inventions" (by Joan Anderman for The Boston Globe)
"McGraw-Hill speaker predicts construction uptick: Boston builds back up" by Paul Restuccia for The Boston Herald)
"The Series: Plymouth Rock Studios at Build Boston" (a video for HollywoodEast.com)
"Visions and revisions: Designers to suggest ways to spruce up stalled building projects around the city" (by Casey Ross for The Boston Globe)
"Re-imagining Boston's stalled projects" (by Casey Ross for Boston.com)
"Students build solar home that's no gimmick" (by Martin LaMonica for CNET)
http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-10356295-54.html
"Minorities make inroads in a parochial profession" (by Mary K. Pratt for The Boston Business Journal)
"These women make mark despite persistent notions" (by Mary K. Pratt for The Boston Business Journal)
"Drawing on repeat business helps architectural firms" (by James McCown for The Boston Business Journal)
"Pro-bono work helps firms fight economic slump" (by Raymund Flandez for The Wall Street Journal)
"Architects look ahead to future of Boston skyline" (by Eric Convey for The Boston Business Journal; picked up by NECN and Boston.com)
"Slack on the drawing board? Not these architects" (by Eric Convey for The Boston Business Journal)
"Choi has designs on projects in the public eye" (by Eric Convey for The Boston Business Journal)
"An architect/activist works to repair public’s trust" (by Eric Convey for The Boston Business Journal)
"Architect’s impact will be felt for ‘decades to come’" (by Eric Convey for The Boston Business Journal)
"Pedal and mettle brought Strode to design career" (by Eric Convey for The Boston Business Journal)
"Measured by design: BSA chief treads more softly in his new role" (by Michelle Hillman for The Boston Business Journal) 
"Looking at LOT-EK" (by Ted Smalley Bowen for Metropolis)
"Architects grapple with economy, environment" (by John King for the San Francisco Chronicle)
"History that deserves to be preserved" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"Architects search for blueprint to get by" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"Architects seek changes in state’s model school program" (by Jon Chesto for The Patriot Ledger) 
"Museum-market building proposed alongside Greenway" (by Carey Ross for The Boston Globe)
"Empire State plan seen as Boston blueprint" (by Michelle Hillman for Boston Business Journal)
"Into the future" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"Looking forward to market’s reboot, software vendors offer free training" (by Ted Smalley Bowen for Architectural Record)
"How to save our suburbs" (by Paul Lukez AIA for The Boston Globe Sunday Magazine)  
 "Thinking green, going global: Rising star earns national acclaim" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"3-D models cut construction disputes--and costs" (by Dave Copeland for The Boston Globe)
"Design Annex opens in Union Square--and you’re wanted there too" (from the Somerville Journal)
"U.S. to spend $5 million for Rose Kennedy Greenway pavilion" (by Martin Finucane for The Boston Globe)
"Library shines brightly in Mattapan" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"Back to the future" (by Deblina Chakraborty for The Boston Globe Sunday Magazine)
"Views of Boston as it was--and as it is" (by Mark Feeney The Boston Globe)
""In South Boston, the greenest of 'green' buildings" (by David Boerifor for WBUR)
"New center nods to a school's past" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe) 
"It's time to adapt to climate change, scientists say" (by Sacha Pfeiffer for WBUR)
"Deconstructing Boston's skyline"  (by Casey Ross for The Boston Globe)
"'Green' building is bright and beautiful: Genzyme Center wins annual Parker Medal" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"Not your mother's cruise ship" (by Larry Lindner for The Boston Globe Magazine)
"Boathouse is a model of form and function"   (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"This became that?!" (by Stacey Chase for The Boston Globe Magazine)
"For Boston, the lessons from Venice" (by Matthew Kiefer and Hubert Murray AIA, RIBA forThe Boston Globe)
"That old Cape Mod" (by Jaci Conry for The Boston Globe)
"'Green' experts gather in Boston" (on WBZ News and Associated Press) 
New England Property Report Weekly Insider: Build Boston/Greenbuild edition (by Joe Clements) 
“Architects vie for a chance to rejuvenate Dudley Square" (by Anna Fiorentino FAIA for The Boston Globe) 
WBUR’s Boston By Design documentary
 “One House, Three Ways” (by Elizabeth Gehrman for Boston Globe Magazine)
“Illustrator's vision lets him see what's not yet built" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
“Nomadic stamp” (by Marni Elyse Katz for Boston Globe Magazine)
“World beckons Hub architects” (by Scott Van Voorhis for The Boston Globe)
"Intelligent design" (by Lylah M. Alphonse for Boston Globe Magazine)
"Filling a gap on Boylston" (by Robert Campbell FAIA for The Boston Globe)
"Architects descend on Boston with admiration" (from NECN)
"The solar Sox" (by Michael Prager for Pragerblog.com)
"AIA, mayor unveils 'greenest' Boston buildings" (by Joe Clements for GlobeSt.com)
"The American Institute of Architects and Mayor Menino Select 'Boston's Greenest'" (from Boston/SF)
"Taking care of field of beams: Q & A with Janet Marie Smith, senior vice president of planning and development for the Red Sox" (by Paul Restuccia for The Boston Herald) "Monster of a project: Sox, architects save, add to beloved building" (by Paul Restuccia for The Boston Herald)
"Southie may host first U.S. 'zero-energy' complex" (by Paul Restuccia for The Boston Herald)
"Parti Wall, Hanging Green by Young Architects Boston Group" (from ArchiNet.com) "Thinking outside--and inside--the box: Höweler + Yoon marry innovative architecture and art" (by Liza Weisstuch for The Boston Globe)
"'Green'" plan sought for city building in Dudley Square (by Paul Restuccia for The Boston Herald)
"25K architects head to the Hub" (by Paul Restuccia for The Boston Herald)
"'Green' big theme for 2008 AIA conference" (by Joe Clements for GlobeSt.com) "Not my dad's Peabody Square" (by Thomas Gagen for The Boston Globe) "Vision for Dudley Square seen anew by architects" (by John C. Drake for The Boston Globe)
"Architect assembles hanging gardens in the South End" (from The Boston Herald)
"Despite need for skilled architects, profession is dwindling" (by Jeff Stein AIA for Banker & Tradesman; reprinted here with permission)
"The new establishment meets the next wave" (by Hubert Murray AIA, RIBA for Architectural Record)
"A decidely populist tone to upcoming AIA conference" (by Robert Celaschi for Boston Business Journal; a subscription is required to view the full story)
"Boston reveals design finalists for Dudley Square redevelopment" (from Boston Business Journal)
"Local architects select Best of Boston" (from Architectural Record)
"Parti Wall, Hanging Green" (from Architecture MNP)