Cast your vote now for the most beautiful building or structure in Boston.

Banker and Tradesman highlights a new $250K gift from CBT Architects that supports a BSA innovation "Earthshot" tackling Greater Boston's climate and equity challenges in the built environment.

Making a difference in people’s lives, and in communities, has always been the North Star for Laura Wernick FAIA. Her desire to expand her impact led Laura to the BSA decades ago and to her serving over the years as president of the BSA/AIA and chair of the BSA Foundation, and now BSA Foundation liaison to the BSA/AIA – and to her becoming a loyal BSA donor.

This year's theme, Climate-Ginger Ready Boston, is a nod to the City's Climate Ready Boston initiative and has encouraged bakers to think about creating climate-resilient gingerbread designs that speak to the unique challenges that Boston faces. The theme this year aligns with the BSA's mission to address issues of equity and sustainability in the built environment.

An interview with Jack Glassman AIA LEED AP, Historical Architect for the U.S. DOI, National Park Service .

We spoke with some of the members of the BSA’s innovation practice team for a deep dive into how the RFI process looked.

On December 1, the BSA/AIA and BSA Foundation Annual Meeting took place virtually, with a keynote conversation between Emily Grandstaff-Rice FAIA, the 99th president of the AIA, and Nigel Jacob, BSA Managing Director of Innovation.

An interview with Zhanina Boyadzhieva AIA, Associate at Leers Weinzapfel Associates.