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Nesbit Curriculum Vitae Dr. Jeffrey S. Nesbit [email protected] | 832.520.1323 http://www.groundingdesignresearch.com EDUCATION 2020 Doctor of Design, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 2009 Master of Architecture, Post-Professional, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 2008 Master of Architecture, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX (thesis prize) 2006 Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX (cum laude) ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2021-present H. Deane Pearce Endowed Chair, College of Architecture, Texas Tech University 2020-present Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Harvard GSD, Office for Urbanization 2020-2021 Visiting Associate Professor, School of Architecture + Planning, University of New Mexico 2019-2020 Visiting Lecturer, School of Architecture, Northeastern University 2017-2020 Teaching and Research Fellow, Harvard University Graduate School of Design 2015-2017 Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, University of North Carolina Charlotte 2013-2015 Assistant Professor, College of Architecture, Texas Tech University 2010-2012 Visiting Assistant Professor, College of Architecture, Texas Tech University RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY Publications Edited Volumes Jeffrey S. Nesbit and Charles Waldheim, eds. (2022) Technical Lands: A Critical Primer. Jovis Publishers: Berlin. in contract, forthcoming Jeffrey S. Nesbit, ed. (2021) Nature of Enclosure. Actar Publishers: Barcelona. in contract, forthcoming Jeffrey S. Nesbit and Guy Trangoš, eds. (2019) New Geographies 11: Extraterrestrial. Harvard Graduate School of Design and Actar Publishers: Cambridge and Barcelona. José Gámez, Zhongjie Lin, and Jeffrey S. Nesbit, eds. (2019) Rio de Janeiro: Urban Expansion and Environment. Routledge: New York. Joshua Nason and Jeffrey S. Nesbit, eds. (2018) Chasing the City: Models for Extra-Urban Investigations. Routledge: New York and London. Book Chapters Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2021) “A Space Complex: Architectural Modernity in NASA’s Remote South,” in Brian Odom and Stephen Waring, eds., NASA and the American South. NASA and University Press of Florida: Gainesville. forthcoming 1 / 12 Jeffrey S. Nesbit curriculum vitae Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2020) “Inflatable Imaginaries and the Goodyear Space Station” in Paolo Nespoli and Roland Miller, Interior Space. Damiani Editore: Bologna, Italy. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2019) “Costa, Coast, and Clay: A Modern Grid Revisited in Rio de Janeiro,” in José Gámez, Zhongjie Lin, and Jeffrey S. Nesbit, eds., Rio de Janeiro: Urban Expansion and Environment. Routledge: New York. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2018) “Chasing Military Logistics in the Urban Void,” in Joshua Nason and Jeffrey S. Nesbit, eds., Chasing the City. Routledge: New York and London, 106-126. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2018) “Deterritorialization and the Collective Memories of Contemporary Shanghai,” in Zhongjie Lin and José Gámez, eds., Vertical Urbanism: Designing Compact Cities in China. Routledge: Abingdon and New York, 108-120. Journal Articles Jeffrey S. Nesbit and David Salomon (2020) “Of Pits and Pads: The Space Launch Complex as Geological Surface,” in Karen M’Closkey and Keith VanDerSys, eds., LA+: GEO. University of Pennsylvania and ORO Editions: Philadelphia and San Francisco. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2020) “The American Spaceport and the Power of Cultural Imaginaries,” in ed. Karen Patricia Heath, European Journal of American Culture, 39:3, 317– 337. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2020) “NASA’s Enclosed Garden,” in Ricardo Devesa and Marta Bugés, eds., urbanNext. Barcelona: Actar Publishers. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2020) “Wasteland for the Extraterrestrial,” in Lunch 14: Frontier. Applied Research & Design Publishing/ORO Editions and the University of Virginia School of Architecture: New York and Charlottesville. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2019) “On Preserving NASA’s Administrative Apparatus,” in James Graham, ed., Avery Review 36, Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation: New York. José Gámez and Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2017) “Cidade Oceanico: Environment and Urbanization in Rio De Janeiro,” in Sabini, Maurizio, ed., The Plan Journal: Resilient Edges, vol. 2 (2), 439- 459. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2016) “Topological Thinking: Digital Systems in Landscape Urbanism,” in Erich Buchmann, S. Ervin, Y. Seckin, and J. Palmer, eds., Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture 1-2016. Wichmann Publishers: Berlin, 28-35. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2015) “100% Yongsan: Remeasuring U.S. Military in Seoul,” in Davis, Charles, ed., The Thinking Architect. Published online, December 2015. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2015) “Layered Infrastructures,” in The International Journal of the Constructed Environment, vol. 6, issue 3, September 2015. Common Ground Publishing: Champaign, 57-69. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2015) “Urban Ontological Systems,” in David Rousseau and Liss Werner, eds., Systema: Connecting Matter, Life, Culture, and Technology, vol. 2, no. 2. EMCSR: Vienna, 24-33. 2 / 14 Jeffrey S. Nesbit curriculum vitae Book Reviews Jeffrey S. Nesbit, “New Investigations in Collective Form: A Review of The Open Workshop’s Latest Publication,” in Florencia Rodriquez and Pablo Gerson, eds, NESS 3: What’s An Object. Lots of Architecture Publication: 2021. Interviews, printed Jeffrey S. Nesbit, Christina Rodriquez, and Phoebe Webster, “Plant, Planet, and the Enclosed World: Interview with Jeffrey S Nesbit,” in POOL Issue 6: Plant, Department of Architecture and Urban Design, UCLA and Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, 2021. Conference Proceedings Jeffrey S. Nesbit and Ernest Haines, (2019) “Infrastructural Ubiquity: The Case of the Defense Highway and Space Complex,” in Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture 107th Annual Meeting: Black Box Proceedings. ACSA: Pittsburgh. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2017) “Level, Re-Level,” in UIA 2017 Seoul World Architects Congress. UIA: Seoul. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2017) “Beyond the Artifacts of Memory: Sungnyemun and Namdaemun,” in UIA 2017 Seoul World Architects Congress. UIA: Seoul. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2016) “Knowing What We Don’t Know: Investigations in Seoul, South Korea,” in Shaping New Knowledges, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Annual Meeting Proceedings, ACSA: Seattle. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2016) “Stitch Morphologies: Shanghai,” in Open Cities: The New Post- Industrial World Order, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, International Conference Proceedings, ACSA: Seoul. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2015) “Collective Behaviors: Memory and Morphology,” in 22nd International Seminar on Urban Form 2015: City as Organism Proceedings. ISUF: Rome. Jeffrey S. Nesbit and Kuhn Park. (2013) “Haptic Registrations, An Architectural Design Methodology in Urban Context.” National Conference of the Beginning Design Student Proceedings. NCBDS: Philadelphia, PA. Design Research Reports Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2021) Planetary Ecologies: Architecture, Infrastructure, and the Future of Cape Canaveral, Design Research Report, sponsored by the United States Space Force, School of Architecture + Planning, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2020) Proving Grounds: American Architecture of a Nuclear History. Design Studio Research Report, School of Architecture + Planning, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2020) Future of American Housing. Design Studio Research Report, School of Architecture, University of North Carolina, Charlotte. 3 / 14 Jeffrey S. Nesbit curriculum vitae Mohsen Mostafavi, Charles Waldheim, Jeffrey S. Nesbit, and Mercedes Peralta (2020) “Miami Mobility Oriented Design,” Design Research Report, Office for Urbanization, Harvard Graduate School of Design. Mohsen Mostafavi, Charles Waldheim, Jeffrey S. Nesbit, Boya Zhang (2019) Evergrande Times New City: 50 Unique New Towns, Design Research Report, Office for Urbanization, Harvard Graduate School of Design. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2017) LANDyards: Speculations of Inactive U.S. Navy Shipyards. Supported by Faculty Research Grant 2016-17 Innovative Design Practices, School of Architecture, University of North Carolina, Charlotte. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2017) Seoul Studio 2017. Artifact, Commerce, and Landscape: An Urban Ecosystem in Seoul. Design Studio Research Report, School of Architecture, University of North Carolina, Charlotte. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2016) Seoul Studio 2016. City as Precedent. Design Studio Research Report, School of Architecture, University of North Carolina, Charlotte. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2015) Urban Design Studio: Shanghai, Memory and Morphology. Urban Design Studio Report, College of Architecture, Texas Tech University. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2014) Urban Design Studio: Shanghai, Intensive Differentiations. Urban Design Studio Report, College of Architecture, Texas Tech University. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2012) Post-Industrial Landscapes as Urban Interventions. Design Research Seminar Report, College of Architecture, Texas Tech University. Grant Proposals Cesar Lopez and Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2021) “Edges, Exclusions, and Ecologies: An Architecture…,” University of New Mexico Research Allocation Grant. Awarded: $7,300. Jeffrey S. Nesbit and Guy Trangoš (2019) “New Geographies 11 Extraterrestrial,” Graham Foundation, Publication Grant. Awarded: $10,000. Jeffrey S. Nesbit and Tiffany Nichols (2019) “Technical Lands,” Research Workshops Committee, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University. Awarded: $1,500. Jeffrey S. Nesbit (2019) “Soil for Space: A Critical History of Earthmoving at Cape Canaveral,” 2019 Penny White Project Fund. Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Department of Landscape
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