Nick Cameron

Director of Digital Practice

Perkins&Will

Bio

Nick Cameron is an architect and Firmwide Director of Digital Practice at Perkins&Will, where he leads innovation across design, delivery, data, and emerging technology. Drawing on his architectural background and commitment to design excellence, Nick is responsible for integrating modeling, simulation, AI, and custom tools into the firm’s daily practice. He drives scalable solutions that amplify creativity, improve collaboration, and connect knowledge to deliver a more resilient built environment for clients and the communities they serve.

NXT BLD Talk

Shaping Digital Practice: Organizing for What’s Next

Perkins&Will’s Digital Practice has grown from project-based innovation into a firmwide structure organized around four streams: Digital Design & Delivery, Innovation & Development, Education, and Advisory Services. In this talk, Nick Cameron shares how this framework is positioning the firm to meet growing client demands, manage increasing project complexity, and prepare for the next generation of AI tools that are beginning to shape the future of architectural practice.

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