Each year the Boston Society of Architects invites landscape and architecture firms to create cookie renditions of Boston landmarks for its annual “Gingerbread Design Competition.” Now in it’s sixth year, you can see gingerbread brownstones, the Christian Science Mother Church, and bridge over the Charles River at the BSA Space (290 Congress St., Suite 200, Boston) from Dec. 11 to 31, 2017.
The organization reports “This sweet event also raises funds for community design programs of the BSA Foundation. This year’s theme is ‘Innovations and Firsts,’ celebrating 150 years of Boston as a hub of innovation. Don’t miss the reception on Monday, Dec. 18, at 6 p.m.”
Finegold Alexander Architects depicts the Christian Science Mother Church as “First of Her Science, the Unburnt, Mother of Churches.” (Courtesy BSA Space)The Boston Symphony Orchestra is turned into the “Boston Sweet Symphony” Acentech. (Courtesy BSA Space)The Boston Symphony Orchestra is turned into the “Boston Sweet Symphony” Acentech. (Courtesy BSA Space)The Head of the Charles Regatta depicted by Bergmeyer in “Ahead of the Charles, Innovation Through Time.” (Courtesy BSA Space)The Head of the Charles Regatta depicted by Bergmeyer in “Ahead of the Charles, Innovation Through Time.” (Courtesy BSA Space)Miller Dyer Spears’s “All I Want for Christmas is New.” (Courtesy BSA Space)“Ginger Baker and the Chocolate Factory” by Goody Clancy. (Courtesy BSA Space)“Ginger Baker and the Chocolate Factory” by Goody Clancy. (Courtesy BSA Space)ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge celebrates “Boston’s Sweet Medical Advances.” (Courtesy BSA Space)“What the Fluff?” by designLAB Architects. (Courtesy BSA Space)
