An interview with Emily Paparella AIA, Principal at Elkus Manfredi Architects.

A new report by the Boston Society for Architecture (BSA) and the Boston/Northeast Hub of the Carbon Leadership Forum (CLF) finds that obstacles lie overwhelmingly in the design and construction process, and shares an innovative board game to help overcome them.

An interview with Carole Wedge, former President and CEO at Shepley Bulfinch and the winner of this year's BSA Award of Honor.

The 2024 Jury of Fellows from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) elevated 96 member-architects — including 3 BSA members — to its prestigious College of Fellows.

The BSA recently hosted Architecture/Design Thinking Week, a collaboration with the Boston Private Industry Council (PIC) that offers interested Boston Public School (BPS) students paid career exploration during February school vacation week. Each day of this four-day workshop, firms take turns facilitating activities and providing hands-on support as students work through a multi-stage design prompt.

An interview with Danyson Tavares, Executive Director at YouthBuild Boston and Associate AIA Director.

The Harleston Parker Medal—the highest honor awarded by the Boston Society For Architecture—recognizes “the most beautiful piece of architecture, building, monument or structure in the Metropolitan Boston area from the last ten years.” Our expert jury has narrowed its picks down to four finalists and now it’s your chance! Every year the BSA invites the public to choose its favorite from among the finalists, to be designated the Harleston Parker People's Choice honoree. Check out the finalists and cast your vote now!

An interview with Rebecca Berry AIA, President at Finegold Alexander Architects and Chair, BSA Foundation Board of Trustees.