Assistant Professor of Architecture at Thomas Jefferson University
BIO
Eric Bellin is an Assistant Professor at Thomas Jefferson University’s College of Architecture and the Built Environment in Philadelphia, where he teaches courses in design, representation, and history. In addition to his PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, he holds March and MS in Architectural Pedagogy degrees from the University of Florida. Before his doctoral studies, he spent time teaching and practicing in Miami. Eric's research is focused on 19th-21st century histories and theories of building practices at the intersection of design, construction, technology, disciplinarity, and culture.
“The Question of Humanism: Architecture ‘in Service of Life’ at North Carolina State College, 1948-1952” in Histories of Architecture Education in the United States, ed. Peter Lawrence (London: Routledge, 2024).
Awards
G. Holmes Perkins Teaching Award, Department of Architecture, Weitzman School of Design, University of Pennsylvania, 2018
