Jeremy Magner

Jeremy Magner is an Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture within the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His work bridges design, research, and practice, emphasizing the intersection of architecture, fabrication, and ecological responsibility. He explores unconventional relationships between designers, builders, and robots, focusing on material and ecological consequences.

Education

• Bachelor of Science in Architecture, SUNY Buffalo
• Master’s of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology

Research Interests
Magner’s practice integrates robotics, regional extraction cultures, and storytelling to interrogate architectural production. He designs protocols and rituals that foster collaboration between humans and machines, often examining material and ecological impacts.

Scientific Awards

• Tennessee Architecture Fellow (2020–2022)
• Artist-in-Residence/Affiliated Artist at AUTODESK Pier 9 Workshop (2015)