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BSA member firms present their design ideas for a community space within the historic Ropewalk Building at the Charlestown Navy Yard. The participating firms—designLAB architects, Charles Rose Architects, and EYP—have been working closely with the BSA, the National Park Service (NPS), the City of Boston, Boston Landmarks Commission, and Charlestown community members to transform approximately 3,000 sf at one end of the building into a useful and inspired amenity for the neighborhood.

Architects' voices are needed on task forces, design review boards, and other advisory groups or commissions. Design matters. You can use your unique skills to make a difference today.

BSA Space’s most recent exhibition, Balancing Act: Urbanism & Emerging Technologies, welcomed over 7,300 visitors while on view from May 17 through September 27, 2019.

Cities are anxious to boast of Smart City “solutions” to their problems—without fully understanding the Smart City, the solutions, or the problems parts of the equation.

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."

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.

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.