Ventulett NEXT Generation Visiting Fellowship

Acsa Arch; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta invites applications for three Ventulett NEXT Generation Visiting Fellowship positions in the School of Architecture. These two-year, full-time, non-tenure-track appointments require residency in Atlanta and begin Fall 2027.

Areas One, Two, and Three specify advancing research in urbanism, ecology and climate adaptation, and representation and computational processes, with opportunities to teach courses and studio work across degree programs.

Qualifications

• Candidates must have a terminal degree in architecture (M.Arch or higher).
• A doctoral degree is preferred but not required; licensure is desirable but not required.
• Demonstrated capacity for integrating technology and critical thinking into design students' work.

Responsibilities

• Lead required courses in History of Urban Form and Theories of Urban Design.
• Contribute to studio teaching in B.S. Architecture, M.Arch, and M.S. Urban Design.
• Offer seminars/workshops to advance directed research and public exhibitions.

Skills

Urban design research

Interdisciplinary teaching

Computational modeling

Climate adaptation design

Education

Master of Architecture (M.Arch) or higher

Tools

Digital fabrication lab

CNC equipment

Job description

Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta, GA)

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The Georgia Institute of Technology’s School of Architecture (SoA) invites applications for three Ventulett NEXT Generation Visiting Fellowship positions. The NEXT Fellows is an initiative in the SoA intended to attract candidates who are at the beginning of their careers and interested in interdisciplinary teaching and research that merges design, technology, and culture.

This is a two-year, full-time 9-month non-tenure-track appointment requiring residency in Atlanta, Georgia. This appointment is scheduled to begin in Fall 2027, with an anticipated start date of August 1, 2027. There will be a review and evaluation after the first year.

The School of Architecture invites applications for three full-time, 9-month, non-tenure-track, two-year appointments requiring residency in Atlanta, Georgia.

Area One:

The successful candidate will, one, advance research in urbanism and urban design with an adjacent focus in architecture; two, demonstrate capacity to lead required courses in History of Urban Form and/or Theories of Urban Design; and three, contribute to studio teaching in the Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Master of Architecture, and Master of Science in Urban Design degree programs.

Area Two:

The successful candidate will, one, advance research in ecology and climate adaptation, with a focus on carbon (embodied and operational), enhanced energy performance, and circular design strategies; two, demonstrate capacity to lead required courses in Climate Change + Design; and three, contribute to studio teaching in the Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Master of Architecture degree programs.

Area Three:

The successful candidate will, one, advance research in representation and computational processes; two, demonstrate capacity to lead required courses in Media + Modeling; and three, contribute to studio teaching in the Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Master of Architecture degree programs.

Areas One, Two, and Three:

In addition to required coursework, NEXT Fellows will have the opportunity to teach a seminar or workshop in the Spring semester to advance their directed research project. The workshops can be used to assist the Fellow in his/her own directed research that will result in a public exhibition and lecture at the School.

NEXT Fellows will be given an unparalleled opportunity to advance their own individual interests through teaching and design research utilizing the full resources of the College of Design including our Digital Fabrication Laboratory that houses asuite of industrial-scale CNC equipment. Fellows will be encouraged to conduct interdisciplinary work with faculty from other schools within the College of Design and across campus. Fellows will also have the opportunity to work with SoA research faculty and Ph.D. students on projects of common interest.

Minimum Qualifications

Candidates must have a terminal degree of a Master of Architecture or greater. A doctoral degree is not required but is preferred. Professional licensure is desired but not required.

Preferred Qualifications

Candidates should have a demonstrated capacity for the integration of technology and critical thinking into architectural design. While not required, at least two years of teaching experience in design studios is highly desired.

Founded in 1912 by 10 charter members, ACSA is an international association of architecture schools preparing future architects, designers, and change agents. Our membership includes all of the accredited professional degree programs in the United States and Canada, as well as international schools and 2- and 4-year programs. Together ACSA schools represent some 7,000 faculty educating more than 40,000 students.