Jared Abraham

Jared Abraham is an educator and architectural designer based in Pittsburgh. He is a faculty member at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Architecture, where he coordinates the first-year studio Poiesis I, teaches in the Master of Urban Design program, and leads a Core Option Studio focused on affordable housing and adaptive reuse. His work engages design pedagogy, material practice, and housing research, with current projects focused on hardwood CLT as a framework for new workforce housing typologies in Pennsylvania.

Jared’s professional experience includes several years as an Associate at Allied Works Architecture, contributing to award-winning cultural and public projects. He previously held a Post-Graduate Associate position at the Yale Urban Design Workshop, where he worked on resilience and planning initiatives, including Resilient Bridgeport, a Rebuild by Design project developed in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

He has held teaching appointments at the Yale School of Architecture and the University of Cincinnati DAAP. Jared holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Oregon and a Master of Architecture from Yale.