BSA and Resource Plus to host Build Boston Nov. 13-15th at Seaport

The Boston Society of Architects/AIA (BSA) and ResourcePlus Shows & Events will host Build Boston on Nov. 13-15th at the Seaport World Trade Center. Now in its 23rd year, Build Boston has grown to become the largest convention and trade show in the Northeast for the design and construction industry. 16,000 professionals in the architectural, interior design and construction industries are expected to attend. Over 350 exhibits fill the sold-out exhibit hall and over 225 workshops and professional development opportunities are offered. More than 15,500 building industry professionals registered last year and more are expected in 2007. For more information, call 800-544-1898 or visit the website www.buildboston.com.

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