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Urban Planning + Architecture + Preservation + Design
Aaron is an intern-architect in downtown Boston, with experience on projects ranging from single family affordable housing to master planning and large scale developments. He received his Masters in Architecture from Northeastern University in 2011, with a thesis focus on thermally active surfaces in architecture, and affordable housing renovation.
Aaron is extremely passionate about sustainable philosophy being successfully integrated into practice and design, and is a strong advocate for sustainable affordable housing, community development, and urban agriculture.
You can typically find Aaron riding his bicycle around Boston, looking for a quiet place to read and catch up on work. He believes in using architecture to improve the quality of people’s lives, and is currently a member of the BSA Housing Committee.

The BRA last month approved the design for a 197 unit housing project at 411 D Street, which has been lauded as[Read More...]

Construction is expected to begin May 1st on the Boston Innovation Center (BIC), which aims to attract startups to the[Read More...]

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