In honor of Women's History Month and International Women's Day, BSA staff is proud to present our staff picks highlighting the rich and varied contributions of women in our community, our profession, and our world.

Everything the BSA is focusing on works to further our goals to advance architecture, equity and justice, and building healthy environments. We invite you to hear from BSA staff in the videos below to hear a quick snapshot of a few projects within each of these areas of impact. While the work of the BSA and its members goes beyond the initiatives mentioned, we hope this inspires you to be involved with all that the BSA strives to accomplish.

Are you renovating or adding on to your home sweet home, or building your dream home? Make energy efficiency a part of your project from the start.

Projects typically involve six phases. Read about the elements of design and construction to consider when renovating your home.

The 2021 Jury of Fellows from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) elevated 102 members—including 3 BSA members—to its prestigious College of Fellows, an honor awarded to members who have made significant contributions to the architecture profession.

We hope you have taken some time during this Black History Month to celebrate the work and stories of Black designers. Take a look at the BSA staff picks and please share your favorite articles, podcasts, videos, stories, and people with us.

An interview with 2019 BSA President and longtime member, Jean Carroon FAIA.

The BSA has been proud to support Vision Chelsea Creek, a visioning, planning, and engagement process to reimagine an abandoned railway along the industrial shoreline of Lower Chelsea Creek in East Boston.