Mimi Love Appointed Chair of Boston Civic Design Commission (BCDC)

Date Published

23 February 2023

Time

1 min read

Share

, Facebook, Twitter

Utile Principal, Mimi Love, has been appointed the Chair of the Boston Civic Design Commission (BCDC) by Mayor Michelle Wu. Mimi has been a BCDC Commissioner since 2020 and is excited to take on new responsibilities as the Commission’s Chair.

“I’m grateful to this group of leaders for agreeing to serve on the Civic Design Commission,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “It’s critical that the Commission represent new and leading voices in the design and architecture spaces. These new members will provide diverse perspectives that will help shape Boston’s growth in a way that will ensure both residents and visitors experience Boston as a City for everyone.”

The BCDC is a commission of the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA), and “provides a forum for the general public and professional design community to participate in the shaping of the city’s physical form and natural environment.”

Read more about the new appointments on the Commission in the BPDA press release here.

Related News

  • Designing Spaces Where Everyone Belongs this Pride Month with Maria Molteni

    06/02/2026

    read more
  • Park School Renovations and Additions Named a Special Mention in the 2026 Architizer A+ Awards

    05/19/2026

    read more
  • 802 Homes Draws Press Coverage as Public Survey Opens

    05/15/2026

    read more
  • Flexibility as Feature: Tim Love on the MBTA Communities Law in Harvard Design Magazine

    05/14/2026

    read more
  • Learning from Vernacular Architecture and Communal Living this Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with Yujin Cao

    05/05/2026

    read more
  • Utile Wins Boston Society of Architects Award for "Legalizing Mid-Rise Single-Stair Housing in Massachusetts" Report

    03/12/2026

    read more