QUICK GUIDE TO EVENTS Participant Events (continued)


Neoscape • Page 83 NoBox Studio • Page 36 PompanoosucMills • Page 36 Room & Board • Page 83 Sasaki Associates • Pages 47, 98 VDA Productions • Pages 83 Ver-Tex • Page 69


Non-Profit Partner Events


AIGA Boston • Pages 67, 98 American Textile HistoryMuseum • Page 101 Artisan’s Asylum • Page 33 American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) • Page 35 Boston Public Library • Page 48 Boston Preservation Alliance • Page 66 Boston Society of Architects (BSA) • Pages 36, 45, 46, 81 DesignMuseum Boston • Pages 67, 85 Design ThatMatters • Page 99 The Eliot School • Page 37 EMNARI • Page 80 French Cultural Center • Pages 30, 85, 99 Fuller CraftMuseum • Page 31 Harvard Graduate School of Design • Page 85 Made in Fort Point • Page 34 Massachusetts College of Art and Design • Pages 31, 49, 100 Mattapan Cultural Arts Development • Page 46 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston • Page 81 North Bennet Street School • Pages 31, 44 New England School of Art and Design (NESAD) • Pages 34, 49 The Society of Arts and Crafts • Page 99 Scandinavian Cultural Center • Page 37 Society of Experiential Graphic Design • Page 67 UnitedWay • Page 37 Wentworth Institute of Technology • Page 84


Thanks to dozens of other non-profit organizations, sponsors,media sponsors, businesses and individualswho are not hosting events, butwhosemoral and financial support, advice, time, talent and energymade our third annualBostonDesignWeek possible!


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