Balancing Act panel discusses how technology can work to better our cities Dozens of attendees came to BSA Space on the evening of August 1 to hear from three leaders in the field of data science, mobility, and civic technology. Community Impact Aug 22, 2019
Partnering for Positive Impact Architects, City of Boston representatives, and nonprofit activists join East Boston residents to plan for aging in place. Community Impact Jul 17, 2019
Placemaking in the Context of Affordable Housing: A Case Study Greg Watson, Director for Policy and Systems Design at the Schumacher Center for a New Economics and former executive director of the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative (DSNI) joined the Placemaking Network to share his insights on equitable community development. Community Impact Jul 11, 2019
Thank you to all the Volunteers who have participated in youth events this school year! The BSA Foundation wants to thank its group of over 200 volunteers from the architecture and design community. Community Impact Jun 27, 2019
New photography on view at BSA Space More than 100 people attended the opening reception for New Visions of Designed Environments on June 6, 2019. Many of the attendees, including the 37 artists on view, were visiting BSA Space for the first time. Community Impact Jun 12, 2019
House + Love = HOME Every day, 41 people move to Seattle and only 14 units of housing are built. Homelessness and wealth disparity are growing at unprecedented rates, and existing models for providing housing and human services are not equipped to meet the growing demand. This impacts all of us; none of us can truly thrive when so many of our neighbors are suffering. Community Impact May 28, 2019
Our Boston: Voices from Kindergarten On Saturday May 11, Boston mayor Marty Walsh visited BSA Space to celebrate with children, families, teachers, and administrators at the opening of the exhibition Our Boston: Voices from Kindergarten. Community Impact May 24, 2019
Allston Esplanade Charrette On April 18, the BSA and its Urban Design Committee, the City of Boston and MassDOT hosted a participatory design workshop to generate potential design solutions for key moments of the future “Allston Esplanade,” the area that will be created as a result of the planned rebuilding of the I-90 interchange and Allston Viaduct in Boston. Community Impact May 03, 2019