Jack Isles and partner Michael McMahon awarded the 2023 Alastair Swayn Design Strategy Grant for their project Beyond Heritage, supporting indigenous led responses to the climate and biodiversity emergency.

Airborn Complicity, undertaken in collaboration with Border Forensics and Human Rights Watch showcased in Infomigrants, highlighting the implicit role of drones and European border forces in systemic violence across the mediterranean sea.

Workshop run in collaboration with the Vertical Geopolitics Lab at the University of Toronto, Daniels School, exploring GIS analysis techniques and the intrinsic politicization of geo-spatial data.

Co-designed and co-curated exhibition in collaboration with Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine opens at the Fundació Enric Miralles, showcasing their project Homo Urbanus; a city-matograhic odyssey.

Jack Isles appointed Co-Curator of the Fundació Enric Miralles alongside Caterina Miralles Tagliabue, with whom he will guide the 2021/2022 public, and academic, program.

Remote sensing and mappings from project ‘Measuring the Indian Ocean Dipole’ featured in La Fura dels Baus’ production Nova Normalitat; imaging the new, planetary, normality.

Jack Isles presents his project in collaboration with Territorial Agency; Measuring the Indian Ocean Dipole, for the Architectural Association Honors presentation, a selection of the year's Honors nominated projects.

Jack Isles co-hosts the Architectural Education in the Climate Emergency symposium alongside AAction at the Chicago Architecture Biennale, questioning the role architectural education can play with the dynamic transitions of the Climate Emergency.

Jack Isles moderated the Decolonization panel at the AAction Climate Summit, discussing the various ways in which clean energy transitions must address the systemic violence of recent colonial and industrialized histories.

Jack Isle’s work alongside Forensic Architecture exhibited at the 2019 Chicago Architecture Biennale, showcasing the role of police negligence in the killing of Harith Augusts, Chicago 2018.

Jack Isles was awarded the KPF traveling fellowship to investigate cartographic and socioeconomic divisions in Colombia and Brazil’s amazon basin.

Jack Isles was awarded second place in Shelter Global’s Density Competition for his proposal The Agency of Mapping; creating mapping solutions for the favelas of Rio de Janeiro using inexpensive, reused materials.