BSA Matter & Opinion: Existing Buildings--Building the Will (AEC-adjacent professionals)
Thank you from the Boston Society for Architecture (BSA) for taking this eight-question survey! If you have any questions, please contact Caitlin Hart, BSA Senior Program Manager, at chart@architects.org.

The BSA is hosting a mini-series for Spring/Summer 2021 based on the belief that Boston cannot meet its ambitious climate goals without utilizing its greatest built and cultural assets: existing buildings. The Matter & Opinion: Existing Buildings series will begin by addressing the first hurdle to embracing existing buildings as climate solutions: building the will.

This survey is a key part of that. With these questions and your answers, we hope to identify why owners/developers choose to invest in existing buildings (or not); what architects find fulfilling about reuse; and what benefits existing buildings offer (as well as what hurdles they present).

Do you have colleagues or collaborators that have valuable insight to share? Pass the survey along!

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First and last name *
Title *
Affiliation (firm, company, organization) *
Email address *
What is your favorite existing building/reuse project in Greater Boston? *
How many existing building projects have you worked on? (select one) *
What were the reasons for using/reusing the existing building(s) that you've worked on? (select all that apply) *
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What were the benefits of using/reusing the existing building(s) that you've worked on? (select all that apply) *
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What are the hurdles to using/reusing existing buildings? (select all that apply) *
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The Green Ribbon Commission's 2019 Carbon Free Boston report states that 85% of the floorspace that will exist in 2050 has already been built. Can you see a world in which 85% of the projects that you work on are existing building projects? *
What incentives would encourage more existing building projects? *
Why do existing buildings matter? *
The BSA plans to publish a collection/summary of responses, and, in some cases, to spotlight individuals' comments. *
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