Natasha Espada AIAAn interview with 2020 BSA President and member, Natasha Espada AIA. "I have always highlighted women and minority issues. Recently, I have learned that my involvement with social justice, policy, and advocacy is where I can help create change."ProfileMar 18, 2021
We Stand Together to Stop Asian Hate CrimesThe Boston Society for Architecture stands with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) in the fight against anti-Asian racism. We are horrified by the shootings on March 16, and by the racist actions that have allowed this kind of targeted violence against minority groups for generations.Community NewsMar 18, 2021
BSA Staff Picks: Women's History MonthIn 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.BSA NewsMar 08, 2021
Vision Chelsea CreekThe 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.BSA NewsFeb 17, 2021
Architects Voice Strong Support for Climate Bill & Opt-In Net Zero Stretch CodeThe BSA strongly supports the Climate Bill. In partnership with AIA MA, a letter was recently sent to Governor Baker. As we wait for Governor Baker to respond we must also be ready to advocate for the Climate Bill and especially the net zero code provisions. If this goes back to the legislators or gets vetoed, AIA MA and its local chapters will be looking to membership to share their support by reaching out to their state legislators.Public CallFeb 04, 2021
Moody Nolan: AIA Firm of the YearIn today's climate of racial reckoning, it's fitting for Moody Nolan, the nation's largest African American-owned architecture firm, to be honored with the 2021 Architecture Firm Award from the American Institute of Architects (AIA). The annual award is the highest honor the AIA bestows on an architecture practice. The award recognizes a firm that has consistently produced distinguished architecture for at least 10 years. This is the first time a Black-owned architecture firm has ever received the award in the AIA's 58 years of conducting the annual recognition.BSA NewsFeb 04, 2021
Share Your Net Zero Case Studies to Make the Case for the Climate BillWe know net zero buildings make economical sense and we need your experience to help us make the case to Governor Baker. The BSA is working with Built Environment Plus (BE+) to create a database of net zero projects that currently exist. Please share your projects by February 3, 2021 to be included.Public CallJan 29, 2021
2020 Women in Design Award of Excellence CeremonyHosted virtually on December 2, 2020, the 2020 Women in Design Award of Excellence ceremony featured presentations by the three awardees, Kathryn Crockett AIA, LEED AP; Lynne Deninger AIA, LEED AP BD+C; and Cheri Ruane, FASLA.Community NewsJan 26, 2021