University at Buffalo opens applications for Banham Fellowship visiting faculty post

Archinect reports that the University at Buffalo is accepting applications for a Peter Reyner Banham Fellow position in Buffalo.

Location: Buffalo

University at BuffaloBuffaloSeptember 30, 2026Archinect

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The University at Buffalo has opened applications for a Peter Reyner Banham Fellow, a one-year visiting faculty position listed on Archinect Jobs.

The fellowship is based in Buffalo and is intended for emerging scholars and designers.

Applicants are required to hold a professional degree in architecture, with preference given to candidates with advanced degrees and prior studio or practice experience.

Archinect said review of applications will begin on January 15, 2027.

The post appears in Archinect’s Job Highlights series, which also notes related coverage of recent University at Buffalo campus and design initiatives.

Why it matters for AEC

For AEC readers, the posting shows a university architecture program bringing in a short-term visiting faculty role with a defined review date. The degree and practice-experience requirements indicate the kind of teaching and studio profile the school is seeking.

Architecture Radar brief based on reporting from Archinect. Read the original reporting.

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