Bruno Weber is a partner at the nationally recognized KPMB Architects in Toronto. His architectural practice is grounded in a commitment to social responsibility and to creating places that cultivate community and address systemic challenges, ranging from climate change to social disconnection. Since joining KPMB in 2000, Bruno has led a wide range of architectural projects, with significant experience in the design of affordable housing. He is currently co-leading the design of Odenak in Ottawa with Perkins&Will — one of Canada’s largest zero-carbon residential developments — which will prioritize communities that have historically faced barriers to housing. Bruno is also leading a new residential development with Toronto Community Housing in the city’s Swansea neighbourhood and the transformation of a historic university campus in northern Toronto into a mixed-use community and one of the largest privately delivered affordable housing developments in the region. His long-standing interest in socioeconomic justice has also led to work with Indigenous Northern Housing and the National Research Council of Canada’s Path to Healthy Homes Program for Indigenous communities. Should you wish to connect directly with our Board of Directors, you can email brboard@buildingroots.ca.