CANstruction Can Fight Hunger

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200 people gathered at the Boston Society of Architect’s BSA Space at the waterfront last week to see the sculptures created from cans by 20 area AEC firms. The event amassed 58,391 cans of food to donate to the Merrimack Valley Food Bank and raised money to underwrite next year’s event. Nine of the entries won awards and all the sculptures will be on view through Nov. 2 at 280 Congress St, 290 Congress St, and BSA Space. It's the 17th Annual CANstruction. Above: EYP Architecture & Engineering’s "Hunger Bumpers."

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