Jason Taylor

Jason Taylor is a Senior Lecturer and Architectural Digital Design (ADD) Lead at the Manchester School of Architecture (MSA), part of Manchester Metropolitan University. He leads the school's digital strategy, focusing on AI integration, digital infrastructure, and DELTA initiatives (Digitally Enhanced Learning, Teaching, and Assessment). His academic career includes roles at Birmingham City University (Digital Design Coordinator) and Ravensbourne University (Teacher/Fabrication Workshop Lead).

Research interests center on Ethical AI's impact on Design Cognition, blending pedagogy with cutting-edge technologies like VR/AR, BIM, and computational design. He advocates for digital equity, mentoring future architects, 3D modelers, and sustainable designers. Professional networks span global architectural firms (Zaha Hadid, Foster & Partners) and industries (Audi, Nike), with notable collaborations like The Alternative Limb Project, which uses 3D printing for affordable bionic limbs.

Recipient of SFHEA, FRSA, and AEI fellowships, Taylor is a transdisciplinary innovator with expertise in over 210 software tools, emphasizing ethical tech integration and analog-digital process synergy.