Jehanzeb Shoaib

Jehanzeb Shoaib is a Lecturer at the Department of Interior Architecture within the School of Architecture at Rhode Island School of Design. He is an architect, designer, and researcher whose work explores the intersections of geography, critical infrastructure, and spatial-temporal boundaries through decolonial design narratives, counter-mapping, and speculative worldbuilding.

• Master of Science in Architecture Studies, MIT
• Bachelor of Architecture, Beaconhouse National University

His practice spans immersive installations and exhibitions, including collaborations with MIT's Future Heritage Lab and displays at the Manchester International Festival, TU Berlin Architecture department, and MIT Architecture HQ Gallery. His research has been supported by prestigious fellowships and grants such as the Aga Khan Program of Architecture Fellowship and MIT Travel Grant Award.

• Aga Khan Program of Architecture Fellowship
• MIT Travel Grant Award
• GATHER Fellow with NYUAD
• SEED Fellow with Seeds of Peace

Shoaib’s work has been published in Imprint and Construction+ Journal, and he maintains active academic engagement through his email: jshoaib@risd.edu.