This Thursday, Somerville-based architect Paul Lukez will be at Arclinea to present "Suburban Transformations: Restoring Sustainability, Livability, and Unique Identity to Boston's Suburbs."

Paul will speak about his newest book Suburban Transformations (which I wrote about previously), and "share innovative ideas for making Boston's suburbs more livable and sustainable, and offer his proposals for how we can restore unique identity to our suburbs, too. In addition to his presentation, there will also be an exhibit of renderings that demonstrate possible futures for Boston suburbs like Burlington, Dedham, and Revere."

The event is sponsored by the Boston Society of Architects. All attending architects and architects-in-training will receive one AIA HSW continuing education credit.

Both Christopher and myself will be there; I look forward to meeting Paul. Suburban Transformations is a great book that has really opened my eyes to the state of our suburbs. I'm currently working on my review of the book; it should be up in the next few days.

"Suburban Transformations: Restoring Sustainability, Livability, and Unique Identity to Boston's Suburbs"
Arclinea Boston
10 St. James Avenue, Boston, MA
Thursday, February 7
6:00 - 8:00 PM
RSVP: rsvp@arclineaboston.com