AIA Names Five BSA Members as Fellows

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) this week named five BSA members as AIA Fellows, its highest membership honor, bestowed upon only three percent of AIA members, for their exceptional work and contributions to architecture and society.

Included in the 2023 class of the AIA College of Fellows are:

Justin Crane FAIA

Principal, CambridgeSeven

About Justin, cambridgeseven.com

Andrea Love FAIA, 2023 BSA/AIA President

Principal, Director of Building Science, Payette

About Andrea, payette.com

Diana Nicklaus FAIA, 2020-2022 BSA/AIA Secretary

President + CEO, saam architecture

About Diana, saam-arch.com

Theodore Touloukian FAIA, 2019-2021 BSA Foundation Chair

President, Touloukian Touloukian Inc.

About Theodore, ttarch.com

Angela Ward Hyatt FAIA

President, Schwartz/Silver

About Angela, schwartzsilver.com

Congratulations!

Climate and Equity: Five Transformative Projects Selected as RFI Finalists

Designing an architectural social equity framework, jumpstarting circularity in affordable housing construction, and centering the stories of some of Boston’s most vulnerable residents are among the creative proposals that have been selected by the BSA’s Request for Innovations (RFI) Selection Committee for further consideration.

Join us for an Open House on March 1, 5:30-8 pm, at which the finalists will present and discuss their ideas with members of the Greater Boston community. All are welcome.

AIA Names Five BSA Members as Fellows

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