CV 2013-2026
(full CV)




Education:

2020-2023




2013-2018




Professional:

2024-2026


2019-2020

2019

2017-2018

collaborated





Academic:

2024, 2026


2023


2023



Harvard GSD
M.Arch 1
Advanced Placement


Northeastern SOA
B.S Architecture
Honors in the Discipline Magna Cum Laude



Lütjens Padmanabhan Architekt*innen

OMA Rotterdam

BOS-UA

Landing-Studio

salazarsequeromedina
Sauter von Moos






Northeastern SOA
Guest Instructor

Cornell University AAP
Guest Instructor

Harvard GSD EDE
Instructor








Jonathan Levine is an architect, designer, film-maker, and  nothing in particular. He has worked with Lütjens Padmanabhan Architekt*innen, salazarsequeromedina, Sauter von Moos, Landing-Studio, BOS UA, and OMA Rotterdam. He has taught at Cornell AAP and Northeastern SOA. He is guest editing issue 04 of DISC. His work has been featured in NOIA, Ground-Up Journal, DISC, ETH gta, and 20kmh. His email is jonjohnjean@gmail.com and his instagram is here.


























































Thank you

SELECTED WORK







1. TAC
41.38362915978037, 2.1660947546173652
(2026)
with Juan Barcia Mas
2nd Prize

Based on the principle of thermal mass, the pavilion uses Barcelona’s standard paving stones to create an inhabitable tilted surface angled towards the sun, while also anticipating their future reuse for repair of plazas within the city.

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2. Reitschule, Bern
46.95303108132493, 7.440447219685401
(2025-current)
In collaboration with Jana Schuck

The Reitschule in Bern, CH, has undergone a series of political and legislative changes since 1895, though very few spatial ones. This is a series of infrastructures for the interior courtyard.

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3. Point de Vue de Lac Marlens
45.7619266092393, 6.347612936554194
(2025)
With Siyu Zhu, Yijia Tang, Jana Schuck

Every day, visitors to Lac Marlens walk along its borders. This is a proposal for a cyanotyped pavilion on the lakes edge.

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4. How to Mourn
42.36691401137694, -71.13352803598583
(2023)
Diploma, Harvard GSD
Advised by Jenny French & Ed Eigen

Two buildings in Boston, the New England Deposit Library (NEDL) and the Herter Arts Center (MeBAC) are scheduled for demolition in 2030. This proposal sees a future in the moment of nothingness before untimely fate.

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5. Slow Utopia
42.372241159043035, -71.06648016698814
(2022) Harvard GSD
Studio Lütjens Padmanabhan

Boston Sand and Gravel, located next to a knot of highways and a large empty parking lot, is closing. Bunker Hill Community College is in need of student and faculty housing. This proposal solves both problems.

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6. As Above, So Below
42.374515050922331, -71.116571245924093
(2022)
Harvard Arts First, with Ian Erickson, Leon Fong

As part of Harvard Arts First Festival, the long-abandoned and closed off steam-tunnel network underneath Harvards campus is temporarily traced above ground, with a suspended inflatable double.

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7. A Laboratory by the River
42.36673495348189, -71.13363091567018
(2021) Harvard GSD
Studio Eric Lapierre

A former Arts Center has sat abandoned on the foot of a moat for over 40 years, as its and the moats lack of maintenance has led to decomposition of both. A river research laboratory is installed in the former Arts Center in an effort to study the moat.

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8. Beneath the Sands
35.05215838010594, -120.62121850729201
(2021) Harvard GSD
with Ian Erickson, Charlotte Malterre-Barthes

Buried underneath the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes in Central California is oil residue from the largest continuous oil spill in the US, a fake ancient Egyptian city complete with a Sphinx for a Hollywood film set, and a dance hall. These stories, alongside many lesser-tolds, are revealed with a text, series of mappings, and installation in the dunes and Dune Center in Guadalupe. 

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9. Housing with a Garage
42.36100279800854, -71.05481714399775
(2021) Harvard GSD
Studio Charlotte von Moos

A large, nearly triangular parking garage in Boston is the site for new student and collective housing. Miraculously, the garage is preserved through a series of small operations, and 2 slim towers on the top.

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10. Dreispitz
47.40849495208994, 8.566723840575456
(current)
Lütjens Padmanabhan Architekt*innen

Alongside the Am Ueberland highway park, Dreispitz is a series of 4 parallel Wohngenossenschaft buildings, with ASIG.

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11. WOLF
47.54398371670886, 7.605698691667569
(2024)2e Preis
Lütjens Padmanabhan Architekt*innen

SBB Basel’s new WOLF masterplan sits alongside the rail tracks. Building MF02 is a very long and thin building, with a courtyard on one side, and railroads to the other.

to be published




12. i2a
46.00919320012964, 8.952352991238765
(2026)
with Jana Schuck, Patricia Pervan

Swiss Bade culture has normalized water as a valuable urban third space and ritual of self-care. Swiss building culture has made scaffolding a ubiquitous background. In Villa Saroli’s pool, a temporary bathing pavilion is built.

to be published



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