Massachusetts
The Advocacy Voice of Architects
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06.06.26
June 2025 edition of the ICC Government Relations Monthly Update
05.19.25
See recommended positions of support for bills tracked for the 2025–2026 legislative session
05.05.25
May 2025 edition of the ICC Government Relations Monthly Update
04.04.25
Spring 2025 Stretch Energy Code Training Series – Register Now!
04.04.25
AIA Massachusetts Seeks Architect To Serve on the Board of Registration of Architects (CBRA)
04.03.25
April 2025 edition of the ICC Government Relations Monthly Update
03.19.25
AIA Massachusetts Seeks Architect To Serve on the Massachusetts Historic Commission
03.04.25
March 2025 edition of the ICC Government Relations Monthly Update
02.24.25
New Resid. and Com. Stretch and Municipal Opt-In Codes Take Affect.
01.09.25
BBRS Extends 9th/10th Edition Concurrency Period Via Emergency Regulations.
01.07.25
AIA Massachusetts Seeks Architect To Serve on the Embodied Carbon Intergovernmental Coordinating Council
12.12.24
EOHLC Invites Public Comments on ADU Draft Regulations, Hearing Scheduled.
12.02.24
BBRS Public Hearing to Extend 780 CMR 9th Edition Concurrency Period.
11.22.24
MassDEP will hold a public hearing on emergency regulations amending 310 CMR 7.40, Low Emission Vehicle Program.
11.21.24
Governor Healey Signs Climate Bill.
11.08.24
The Massachusetts DOER held a public hearing on amendments to 225 CMR 21:00 CPS regulations.
09.10.24
Board of AIA MA completes first ever Strategic Plan.
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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.