The BSA today announced nine distinguished jurors for the 2025 BSA Design Awards. Five will review Built Design & Small Firms submissions, while the remaining four will review Unbuilt Planning & Design submissions. Representing diverse perspectives and geographic backgrounds from across the United States, these professionals will carefully evaluate entries in all categories to determine the winners and levels of recognition.

The BSA is saddened by the news of the passing of Graham Gund, FAIA, a prolific architect, passionate art collector, and dedicated member of Boston’s design community, who died on June 6 at the age of 84.

As the AIA25 Conference on Architecture and Design approaches, the BSA staff thought it would be fun to post the very first speech by a BSA member at an AIA Conference, presented by John Hubbard Sturgis, FAIA, back in 1871.

Kindergarten Classroom projects were displayed in Waterfront Square in May as part of the 2025 Our Boston: Voices from Kindergarten exhibition, a collaboration between the BSA, Boston Public Schools (BPS), and hosted by the City of Boston Mayor's Office.

An interview with Thea Massouh, Director of Adaptive Reuse at DREAM Collaborative.

On Monday, April 28, 2025, BSA Executive Director Danyson Tavares sent a special letter to membership regarding some recent decisions about the BSA Space at 290 Congress Street.

Architect, Pulitzer Prize-winning critic, and BSA member dies at 88.