Three New Principals and Expanding Leadership at ERA

ERA Architects is proud to announce our firm’s three new principals and the latest staff promotions and hirings. ERA is committed to connecting heritage to wider considerations of urban design and city building,…

ERA annonce ses nouveaux associés à Montréal | ERA Announces New Leadership in Montréal

ERA Architectes est fière d’annoncer la nomination de Ève Wertheimer et de Jan Kubanek en tant qu’associés à la tête du bureau québécois de l’agence. ERA Architectes œuvre au Québec depuis 2012 sur…

Canada’s Ken Soble Tower certified as world’s largest residential Passive House EnerPHit retrofit

One of the first of its kind in North America, the 18-storey affordable seniors tower serves as …

2021: Honours & Awards at ERA

As the days get colder and we head into the final days of 2021, ERA is looking …

Typical Toronto house conversion, multi-units in 3-storey house form.

The Missing Middle: Toronto’s Historic Building Typologies

Last week, Toronto City Planning brought forward to Council’s Planning and Housing Committee an interim report, Expanding …

ERA leads the conversation of digital transformation, using BIM, for architectural heritage at the Beijing Urban and Architecture Biennale

Building Information Modeling or Building Information Management (BIM) is the foundation of digital transformation in the Architecture,…

ERA’s Graeme Stewart and Ya’el Santopinto named to the RAIC’s College of Fellows

ERA is thrilled to announce that Graeme Stewart and Ya’el Santopinto have been named to the Royal…

The top of 8 King Street East pre-construction.

Dave LeBlanc for The Globe and Mail: The tower that once topped Toronto shines again

Once the tallest building in the British empire, the Royal Bank building at 8 King Street East …

A drone photograph of the Ken Soble Tower with Hamilton harbour in the background

Championing resiliency this Earth Day

As we celebrate Earth Day, ERA is reflecting on the shift needed to meet Canada’s 2050 net-zero…

Gordonridge Community Multi-Sport Court wins national landscape architecture award

ERA is thrilled to announce the Gordonridge Community Multi-Sport Court has won a Canadian Society of Landscape…

Revitalizing waterfront sites: Exploring the potential of Ontario Place

Our iconic sites have a shared value, with a conceived opinion in the public realm. As residents,…

Celebrating community-led design with Gordonridge

Working closely with communities to create place-based, local designs is integral to ERA’s approach. In September, we…

Conservation of Paradise Theatre wins national and provincial awards

Thanks to its careful conservation, and inclusive and accessible programming, Paradise is once again a space for…

Historic farmsteads drive a new rural cultural economy

Ontario’s smaller municipalities are facing a transformation. Many are making the transition from resource-based to diverse, creative…

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