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BAC Boston Strong
The BAC community demonstrated throughout our campus and in our neighborhood that “nothing can defeat the heart of the City, we take care of one another.” More
Change Order 2 Conference
The Boston Architectural College was pleased to present Change Order 2: The Future of Design Education, a collaborative discussion of assessing learning alongside curricular changes in design education, on February 21 and 22 in Boston, MA. Approximately 120 educators, accreditors, practitioners, and students gathered from across the United States, Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, and Mexico for the conference after reviewing white papers prepared to inform the July 2013 ARC Conference, hosted by the NAAB. More
Change Order 2: Visual Synthesis
The Boston Architectural College was pleased to present Change Order 2: The Future of Design Education, a collaborative discussion of assessing learning alongside curricular changes in design education, on February 21 and 22 in Boston, MA. Approximately 120 educators, accreditors, practitioners, and students gathered from across the United States, Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, and Mexico for the conference after reviewing white papers prepared to inform the July 2013 ARC Conference, hosted by the NAAB. More
AD 20/21 2013
The Boston Architectural College was pleased to host the 6th annual Gala Preview Party for AD20/21: Art & Design of the 20th and 21st Centuries & The Boston Print Fair to benefit the College. More than 600 guests attended the event at the Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts on Thursday, March 21 to show their support for the BAC, and to preview this year's collection of modern art and design at the annual show produced by Tony Fusco and Robert Four. More
951 Boylston Opening Reception
The Boston Architectural College was pleased to host a celebratory reception to commemorate the opening of the newest campus building at 951 Boylston Street. More
951 Boylston Street
The Boston Architectural College recently completed a $14 million purchase and renovation project at 951 Boylston Street, opening a new campus building for the first time in nearly 50 years. More
