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Massachusetts

The Advocacy Voice of Architects

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10.08.26

October 2026 issue of ICC’s Govt. Relations Monthly Update

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10.06.26

City of Boston Child-Friendly Housing Design Challenge

The City of Boston is inviting Massachusetts design professionals to participate in its Child-Friendly Housing Design Challenge, seeking innovative, family-oriented residential designs for buildings of up to six units. Winning designs will receive $10,000 awards. Submissions due: November 15 | Awards announced: December 10.

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Learn more about the opportunity, submission requirements, and important contractual information for prospective entrants.

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09.10.26

Newton Backyard Blueprints ADU Design Competition

The City of Newton is seeking design professionals and students to participate in Backyard Blueprints, a public competition for detached Accessory Dwelling Unit designs. Applicant webinar: September 15 | Submissions due: October 19.

 

Learn more about the opportunity, submission requirements, and important information for prospective entrants.

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08.10.26

Opportunity to Serve: BBRS Structural Advisory Committee
 

07.22.26
July 2026 issue of ICC’s Govt. Relations Monthly Update

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06.16.26

Architects Sought for Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities Designer Selection Committee

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05.28.26

Public Comment Period Open for Proposed Changes to Massachusetts Stretch Code & Specialized Code

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05.06.26
May 2026 issue of ICC’s Govt. Relations Monthly Update

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05.01.26

AIA MA Plays Key Role in Statewide ADU Design Challenge Announcement

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03.24.26

AIA MA President Shares 2026 Policy & Advocacy Update

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About

AIA Massachusetts is a state component of the American Institute of Architects. Incorporated in 1941, AIA Massachusetts is managed by a Board of Directors elected from each of the three state chapters – BSA, Central MA and Western MA.  With over 3,400 members, AIA MA represents architects, as well as interns, students and allied professionals. Its mission is to serve its members, advance their value, and improve the quality of the built environment and the practice of architecture in Massachusetts through legislative and governmental action.  We promote architects and architecture through political activism, legislative activities and grassroots efforts and we guard the interests of architects with regard to regulations and law.

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