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Welcome to the Architecture for Humanity Boston page!
Although the Chapter has been active for years, we are only now getting around to putting some information up here so please bear with us.
The Chapter meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Boston Society of Architects, 290 Congress
Street, Boston at 6:30pm. We have a number of local and international projects going and welcome anyone who would like to participate from students, community members, professionals or any combination of the above. We can use the help of fundraisers, researchers, designers and activists so please don't hesitate to contact us at info@AfHB.org
Mike McHugh AIA, LEED BD&C
Architecture for Humanity Boston
Martin- It's great to hear
Martin-
It's great to hear your enthusiasm but too bad you cannot make it to the meeting this month. AfHB generally meets the second Thursday of every month. We are always looking for new and exciting projects both at home and abroad. You can feel free to email us at info@afhb.org to get some ideas circulating.
To stay up to date make sure you sign up for our mailing list by going to http://afhb.org/get-involved/ and clicking the link to subscribe to the AfHB newsletter, we send out a mailing once or twice a month.
Feel free to contact us with any questions. Thanks!
Christopher Taurasi
Architecture for Humanity Boston
Jan event
Jan event
I'd love to be there, but I'm at home watching kids that night. My wife is a prof at Clark U in Worcester and does work in Africa (mostly Uganda). I've got some opportunities/ideas for potential projects for down the road, and I'm very interested to hear what this Chapter has been up to!
Martin Mechtenberg
AIA, LEED AP
Reminder Moving Planet Event Tomorrow!
Information on getting to the event from locations across Mass. here:
http://moving-newengland.org/getting-there/
Rally to Move Beyond Fossil Fuels!
This Saturday at 3:50pm, Columbus Park, Boston (Aquarium T)
Come on bike or on foot, by boat, carpool or public transportation! Join the movement with Sustainable Hip Hop artist Tem Blessed, Pedal-Powered Soul and Roll band Melodeego, Living on Earth host Steve Curwood, inspiring students from Boston Latin School’s Youth Climate Action Network, updates on national and local Tar Sands Actions, and opportunities to connect with others! Bike valet parking by MassBike.
Together, we will send a loud, clear and inspiring message: we are creating a healthy, just, and sustainable world for all, and expect our elected officials and corporate executives to do the same.