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Victor Perez-Amado is an Assistant Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University's School of Urban and Regional Planning, specializing in architecture and urban design. He holds advanced degrees from Harvard University, including a Master of Architecture and a Master of Urban Design. His research focuses on aging in place, LGBTQ2S+ housing, and public space activation. Perez-Amado has designed senior living facilities like Lathrop Communities and interactive public installations such as the Cavalcade sculpture at Winter Stations. He has received awards including Harvard's Clifford Wong Prize for Housing Design and multiple ASLA recognitions.
Education: MArch and MAUD from Harvard University Graduate School of Design (with distinction), BDes Arch.
Research emphasizes affordable housing, multigenerational living, and community engagement. His work explores material prototyping, public realm revitalization, and sustainable urban infrastructure. Notable projects include the Boston Home-Harmon Apartments for seniors with disabilities and the Lumina exhibit at Ontario Place.
Awards highlight contributions to housing design and urban planning, including first-place wins in ULI competitions. Teaching includes advanced planning studios and land-use planning courses. Creative projects involve design-build competitions and public art installations, reflecting a commitment to blending academic research with practical urban interventions.
