Graeme Stewart, RPP, MCIP

Director (CUR+G), Principle (ERA), Centre for Urban Growth + Renewal, ERA Architects

Graeme Stewart is a Director of the Centre for Urban Growth and Renewal
(CUG+R) and Principal with ERA Architects in Toronto where he leads urban
research and design projects. His international research and thesis work
was instrumental in founding the Tower Renewal Project; an initiative
in modern heritage and regional sustainability examining the future of
Toronto’s remarkable stock of modern tower neighbourhoods with the City
of Toronto, Province of Ontario, University of Toronto, and other partners.
Graeme is also the co-editor of Concrete Toronto: A Guidebook to Concrete
Architecture from the Fifties to the Seventies. He is a regular lecturer in
the Toronto Area’s Universities and Colleges and has been a sessional
instructor at the Daniels Faculty of Architecture at the University of Toronto.
In 2010, he was recipient of an RAIC National Urban Design Award for his
ongoing research and design work related to Tower Renewal and in 2014
was recipient of the Jane Jacobs Prize.

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