Discover the evolution of the Boston Society for Architecture (BSA) Space across locations. Learn how the recent removal of the Green Stairs create new opportunities for larger gatherings and community connections in the Salt Gallery. Explore the rich history, continuous growth, and future possibilities at the BSA.

For far too long, the focus of the AEC industry was failing to highlight the substantial impact of embodied carbon throughout the lifecycle of our built environment. As Whole Building Lifecycle Assessment (WBLCA) tools begad to develop, the seriousness of the broader issue was more fully understood. Massachusetts has demonstrated its leadership by spearheading innovative initiatives aimed at addressing these emissions, identifying best practices, and engaging stakeholders in this critical issue.

In the third installment of our "In Memoriam: The BSA Green Stairs" series, we detail the process of crafting an afterlife for the stairs following their removal from the Space in the form of public benches and unique collectible mementos.

An interview with Kyle Barker, AIA, Founding Principal of Primary Projects and recipient of the 2023 Earl R. Flansburgh Young Designers Award.

In the second installment of our "In Memoriam: The BSA Green Stairs" series, we celebrate the legacy of the Staircase. From their iconic debut to their careful deconstruction, discover how the BSA Foundation found a way for these beloved stairs to continue to enrich Boston as public benches and unique keepsakes.

Read about Kindergarten Classroom projects that were displayed at the Civic Pavilion in early May as part of the 2024 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.

Read about the first Arch/Design High School Internship Fair for the BSA x PIC program that was held at the BSA Space on Wednesday, April 24. This event was organized to bring students and firms together in person, get students acquainted with the hiring firms in an inviting atmosphere, and allow students attending to participate in a series of first-round interviews.