Jordan H. Carver is a transdisciplinary scholar, designer, and Critic at the Yale School of Architecture. He works across architecture, race, nationalism, politics, sovereignty, and abolition. Jordan is author of Spaces of Disappearance: The Architecture of Extraordinary Rendition (UR, 2018), co-author of America Recovered (Actar, 2019), and his writing has been published in the Avery Review, Volume, Thresholds, PLAT, among other publications. He is a founding editor of the Avery Review and a core member of Who Builds Your Architecture? Jordan holds a doctorate in American Studies from New York University and advanced architecture degrees from Columbia University GSAPP.