Each April, Architecture Week celebrates the power of design to shape communities, spark creativity, and empower the next generation of thinkers and doers. This year, from April 13–19, the BSA joined AIA K-12 and the City of Boston to amplify that mission and bring the city alive with programs that brought architecture and design to learners of all ages.

On the evening of March 28th, 2025, the Boston Society of Architecture’s space at 290 Congress Street came alive with voices - student voices, practitioner voices, and emerging voices in between - all gathered under one roof for the 2025 Boston T-Talks , organized by BosNOMA under the urgent and evocative theme: SAY IT NOW.

In recognition of K12 Design Education work by the BSA and its partners, Mayor Wu has recognized April 13 to 19, 2025, as Architecture Week in the City of Boston.

An interview with Maryann Thompson, Principal at Maryann Thompson Architects and the winner of this year's BSA Award of Honor.

During February school vacation, high school students tackled this question during Architecture/Design Thinking Week, a design bootcamp hosted in collaboration between BSA K-12 Design Education and the Boston Private Industry Council (PIC). Over four days, roughly 40 Boston Public School students worked with architects and designers from local firms to reimagine the new Fort Point Room at 290 Congress Street as a teen-centered space.

Guided by Sasaki and Sasaki Foundation, Goody Clancy, Finegold Alexander, and HMFH, students explored the design process—from brainstorming and sketching to model-making and final presentations. The result? Innovative concepts shaped by teens, for teens.

The 2025 Jury of Fellows from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) elevated 83 member-architects — including 2 BSA members — and 10 non-member-architects to its prestigious College of Fellows, an honor awarded to architects who have made significant contributions to the profession.

The BSA supports a wide range of design styles and stands by the principle that architecture must honor local identity and culture, with design reflecting the unique values of the people of our Commonwealth.