University at BuffaloThe University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning is recruiting the Peter Reyner Banham Fellow for the 2027-28 academic year. This is a one-year visiting faculty appointment combining architectural teaching with research or creative practice.
Responsibilities
- Teach a design studio and an elective course in each semester of the fellowship.
- Develop a research or design project connected to Peter Reyner Banham’s work.
- Prepare learning materials, evaluate student work and give constructive feedback.
- Deliver a public lecture, exhibition or other event presenting work developed during the appointment.
- Contribute to an inclusive and collaborative learning environment.
Qualifications
Applicants need a professional architecture degree from an accredited program (BArch, MArch or equivalent) and authorization to work in the United States for the whole appointment. The university states that it cannot sponsor this position. An advanced degree, studio-teaching experience or professional practice experience is preferred.
Application materials and timing
The application calls for a research statement of no more than 1,500 words, a cover letter, CV and two course syllabi. Review of applications is scheduled to begin on January 15, 2027; the source does not state a final application deadline.
How to apply
Submit your application through the University at Buffalo recruitment page.
