Cameron Stewart

Education

Master of Architecture
University of Michigan, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning

Bachelor of Science, Architecture
University of Michigan, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning

Cameron approaches design as an intricate puzzle where form, space, and human experience must harmoniously align. This philosophy is shown in his work on Lynn Wyatt Square for the Performing Arts in Houston, where a former concrete plaza was transformed into the Theater District’s gateway park with flood-resilient design, lush landscape, and year-round performance spaces. He thrives on the challenge of resolving complex architectural problems, finding elegant solutions that enhance how people interact with performing arts venues and civic spaces.

Cameron’s work is deeply informed by computational design principles, allowing him to explore innovative geometries and fabrication techniques that push conventional boundaries. This approach is evident in projects like the 42XX Bradmore Group’s 151,000 sq. ft. coastal campus in Marina Del Rey, featuring indoor-outdoor collaboration spaces throughout three interconnected CLT buildings, and GreenStreet in Houston, a 560,000 sq. ft. mixed-use district where an office tower and retail connect diverse buildings through an urban canyon, layered landscapes, and bold signage.

Cameron values versatility in practice, embracing projects across diverse scales and typologies to continuously expand his design thinking. From civic interventions like Skyline Park in Denver—a 3-block civic park renovation reimagining a 1960s-era downtown park into a flexible gathering space with Colorado-inspired gardens and multi-season amenities—to large-scale mixed-use developments, Cameron demonstrates his ability to adapt his design approach to meet the unique challenges of each project while maintaining his commitment to creating spaces that meaningfully connect people with their built environment.