An interview with Emily Grandstaff-Rice FAIA and Gabriela Baierle AIA. Emily is currently a candidate for AIA 2023 President-Elect and Gabi serves on the BSA Nominating Committee.

The last year of global challenges has presented unique changes to us all. One shared experience is the altered requirements of our personal space. Stay at home orders, restaurant shutdowns, and working remotely have coerced us into a routine that will likely remain even after the pandemic demands are over. At Traverse Landscape Architects, we have seen a clear uptick in the demand for residential landscape design. Regardless of the client age or project location, the wish list remains similar. Here is what we have gleaned the 2021 landscape wish list.

A conversation with Scott Wilson AIA & Scott Butler AIA, founders of Wilson Butler Architects, currently celebrating being honored by the Boston Arts Academy Foundation for a Legacy of Achievement in the Visual Arts.

Now is the time for the Biden Administration and Congress to address America's aging building infrastructure. Let your member of Congress know—AIA supports federal investment in our aging building infrastructure and needs bipartisan solutions to address those critical needs.

An interview with Scott Mandeville AIA, Director of Operations at Moody Nolan, Boston. Moody Nolan was the recipient of the 2021 AIA Architecture Firm Award.

BSA Client Conversations is a year-long program series that brings together clients, architects, and firm decision makers to demystify the process of working together and better understand the opportunities, resources, and strategies in the AEC industry.

An interview with BSA member Jonathan Levi FAIA, 2020 BSA Award of Honor recipient and 2020 Harleston Parker Medal winner.

Selecting the right architect to build your dream home isn’t all too different from choosing a life partner; you will spend a lot of time (and money) with one another, you’ll experience moments of excitement and moments of frustration, and ultimately together you will create something you will feel proud of. This handbook is a good source for identifying architects who are qualified for your project and specialize in what matters most to you.