Feb 24, 2020 – Jan 24, 2022DURABLEDURABLE is a design imperative to construct sustainable environments that promote not only long life cycles, but also enduring cultural significance. Crucial to a sustainable architecture is the design of buildings that will endure for generations while also constantly adapting to ever-changing cultural needs. This exhibition examines the durability of materials through the lens of built examples of robust architecture that remains useful and valued despite the vicissitudes of time.
Showing Up on Capitol Hill: What we brought from Boston— and why it matters locallyWe sat down with BSA Executive Director Danyson Tavares and Miranda D’Oleo, Manager of the Building Advocacy Lab to talk about their experience earlier this month in Washington, D.C. at Hill Day, part of the AIA Leadership Summit. They tell us about the issues they brought to members of Congress, why they matter in Boston, and what they learned from the conversations on Capitol Hill. Feb 26, 2026
Green Roof and Infrastructure Team Launches Resource HandbookThe Green Roof & Infrastructure Resource Handbook is a growing digital resource is designed to support anyone exploring green roofs or green infrastructure projects, and highlights the wide-ranging benefits these systems bring to individual users, project sites, and surrounding communities while offering practical tools for planning and design. Nov 20, 2025
Thea Massouh, AIAAn interview with Thea Massouh, Director of Adaptive Reuse at DREAM Collaborative. May 15, 2025
Featured ProgramClient ConversationsClient Conversations spotlight clients with not only their projects, but their strategies for managing change through development and investment during these complex times. Conversations will provide insight into the capabilities and skills clients look for when selecting a design team.