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D-Party on Friday June 19th
Pecha Kucha Night
 
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previous years /

Common Boston Weekend 07
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Common Boston Weekend 08
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our mission /

  • expanding public awareness of the Boston area’s built environment through interactive programs
  • encouraging collaboration between design professionals and those for whom they design 
  • promoting good citizenship and action toward a better built environment

our people /

who we are

Common Boston
c/o BSA
52 Broad St.
Boston, MA 02109

Copyright Common Boston 2009
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updates /
FPAC housing tour
Even more photos are still coming in! If you would like your photo album listed, please send your URL (webpage path) to info@commonboston.org
Photo album listing below.

Common Boston Photo Project
The MBTA apologizes for accidental removal of the Neighoborhood Photography exhibits at the Chinatown and Forest Hills stations. These photos will remain on display until July 10th.

Chalk One Up (PDF 236K)DiMella Shaffer takes most favorite sidewalk piece at Chalk One Up..
downloadable video
Walk the Dig by untravel media is available for touring at your leisure, even after the festival is over.
walk the dig

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cb09 photos / public photo albums /

Thanks, Boston!
Thanks to all the folks who came out to make Common Boston Weekend 09 happen:
Presenters,
Tour Guides,
Sponsors,
Volunteers,
and most of all,
 the Boston public who came out and took an interest in their communities!

Curious about Common Boston and who we are? Check us out here.
Keep an eye out for partner media that are still available for download:
walk the dig video tour website by untravel media



Also stay tuned for a recap of the weekend's events, and photo galleries.

designing a livable city for families Welcome to a celebration of our built environment—the streets, landscapes, buildings, and neighborhoods that make us distinctive. The Common Boston 09 festival provides an opportunity for all of us to engage with new places and to interact with the people who shape the city. During our tours, discussions, open buildings, and student exhibition, we invite you to take a fresh look at Boston, to understand its history and imagine its future.

designing a livable city for families Program brochures!
Preview the events here on the website, or in our brochures, downloadable on the right.
Please keep in mind that the website will be most current, so check back here for scheduling changes.
Download brochures:
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Schedule Brief
Check back soon for updates!
Wed 17 Thu 18 Fri 19 Sat 20 Sun 21
  • Pecha Kucha Night / 6:30PM Mantra (more info) Co-sponsored by the AIA/BSA and Common Boston, this Pecha Kucha focuses on architects.
  • Forum: "Cities for Families: Designing Boston for Every Generation" /
    6:30PM - 8PM Josiah Quincy School, 885 Washington Street. (more info)

  • Chalk One Up with Sidewalk Sam /
    12:00PM - 1:30PM
    Fort Point Channel area. View info sheet/registration form (PDF 236K) for more info.
  • dParty / 6-8PM, 35 Channel Center Street. Hosted by Thompson Design Group. D-Party info.
OUTBOUND
common
points /
ashmont /

Open Buildings and Neighborhood Tours

jamaica plain /

Open Buildings and Neighborhood Tour
INBOUND
common
points /
chinatown /
Open Buildings and Neighborhood Tours

fort point channel /

Open Buildings and Neighborhood Tours

  • Design Build Challenge /
    5PM Judging and Awards, Dorchester YMCA (
    more info)

Many thanks to those who could help this year!
yearlong sponsor
BSA architects.org
weekend sponsors
    Cambridge Seven Architects              Service Point
event sponsors
    ABC Imaging FP3 Tavolo Ristorante
    coming soon to Fort Point Channel Samuel Adams Brewery
    Lee Kennnedy Co.City Feed & Supply
    Sportello Restaurant   untravel media
    ReMax Landmark Audissey guides

media sponsor
  WGBH Boston   The Architect's Newspaper
Archinect
supporting sponsors
  • Diane Georgopulos FAIA
    Boston Properties DrinkLWA
additonal support

Thanks to the City of Boston, Mayor's Office of Arts, Tourism and Special Events for guidance in planning Common Boston Weekend 09.
Thanks to the MBTA and Ted O'Neill for their assistance in planning this year's neighborhood photography project, and for giving Common Boston space for temporary installations of the public exhibitions.
Thanks to Thompson Design Group, ADD IncFP3, Dogwood Cafe and Ula Cafe for providing exhibition and event space.

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