On Saturday, May 18, 2013, we celebrated what it means to be a member of the design community at the Boston Architectural College with an end of the school year celebration. The theme of the evening was based on the Pantone Color of the Year: Emerald.

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Ian F. Taberner, BAC Director, M. Arch. Thesis, presented (IN)scribe - com(POSE) space as part of the Spring 2013 Student Lecture Series on April 17, 2013, 6:00 PM in Cascieri Hall.

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Photo by: Gentaro Miyano '09

"Take risks, travel far to serve the design professions. Be honest, humble, compassionate leaders; continue on path to sustainability that will reduce dependence on foreign energy supplies; design, construct and operate buildings to assist other cultures to use advanced building codes; work to support preservation movement. Be part of the solution."
-Commencement speaker Stephen T. Ayers, FAIA, LEED AP, the Architect of the Capitol

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2013 Hideo Sasaki Distinguished Visiting Critic, Karl Daubmann presenedt When How Becomes What as part of the Spring 2013 Student Lecture Series on April 10, 2013, 6:00 PM in Cascieri Hall.  Karl is VP of Design & Creative Director for Blu Homes, Assoc. Prof. of Architecture, Director of DAUB (Design, Architecture, Urbanism, Building).

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Paul Doherty, President and CEO, the digit group, inc., presented The Legacy of Design Technology as part of the Spring 2013 Student Lecture Series on April 25, 6:00 PM in Cascieri Hall....more

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This exhibition celebrates a new generation of designers. Featured is the work of the Boston Architectural College 2013 graduates from the Schools of Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, and Design Studies - including the first graduates of the BAC's groundbreaking program in the Distance Master of Design Studies and the first graduates in the Master of Landscape Architecture program.

Image left: Common Dining Room.

Project by: Stephanie Kay Welch.  M.Arch Graduate, Thesis: Mind of the Eye: Stimulating healing through contrasting duality of physical space. The design of a Wounded Warrior Rehab Center in Okinawa Japan.