Institute for Public Architecture, New York City (USA)
This role involves managing programming and facilities at the Institute’s headquarters on Governors Island, fostering design and social equity.
About the Role
Full-Time Annual Salaried Position
Salary: $50,000–$60,000/year
Location: Block House, Governors Island, New York City
Application Deadline: February 20, 2024
Introduction
The Institute for Public Architecture (IPA) is on the lookout for a Residency Manager to oversee its programming and facilities on Governors Island. This role is at the forefront, representing the IPA to the public and coordinating with staff, fellows, and local organizations.
Key Responsibilities
The Residency Manager will organize and implement the IPA’s Independent Project Residency and Selected Topic Fellowship. The role involves close collaboration with fellows, planning events, and managing the IPA’s physical spaces. This position offers a chance to contribute significantly to the IPA’s growth and future direction.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate has over two years of relevant experience, a deep commitment to the IPA’s mission, and strong interpersonal skills. A background in architecture, urban design, or related fields is essential, along with experience in non-profit operations within New York City.
Preferred Skills
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and Google Nonprofits Suite
- Experience with Airtable and Mailchimp
- Capabilities in event planning and facilitation
Location and Housing
The position is based on Governors Island, with year-round housing provided at the Block House. While on-site residence is not mandatory, proximity for commuting is essential.
Compensation and Benefits
The position offers a competitive salary, health insurance, and paid time off. Free housing and ferry rides are additional benefits.
How to Apply
Submit an application including a resume, references, and a cover letter by February 20, 2024. Highlight relevant experience, interest in the IPA, and long-term professional goals.
Commitment to Diversity
The IPA values diversity and encourages applications from individuals of varied backgrounds and perspectives. Accommodations are available upon request during the application process.
About the IPA and Governors Island
The IPA leverages design to address urban inequities, engaging a network of professionals and community stakeholders. Governors Island, a vibrant cultural hub, offers a unique setting for the Residency Program, encouraging collaboration and innovation among fellows.
