Boston Society of ArchitectsAIA

The Boston Society for Architecture (BSA/AIA) is a nonprofit, professional-service organization based in Boston, Massachusetts. With over 4,500 members, it is the second-largest chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Established in 1867, the BSA focuses on improving the lives of Boston residents through advocacy for innovative design in the built environment, with a particular emphasis on sustainability and social justice. The BSA offers professional development opportunities for its members, advocates for high-quality design, and promotes public appreciation for architecture. Through its partner organization, the BSA Foundation, the BSA supports civic and public outreach initiatives within the architectural community. The BSA strives to champion innovation in the built environment, ensuring designs are sustainable and socially responsible. For more information, visit architects.org or architects.org/foundation.