His research focuses on the design of buildings and cities in the extreme and transforming environment of the Arctic, and is funded by the National Science Foundation, Graham Foundation, Rotch Foundation, and the Center for Global Inquiry and Innovation. His design practice KUTNOTUK is internationally recognized for their work on projects as as MoMA PS1, Helsinki Guggenheim Museum Competition, and Helsinki Central Library Competition. Jull received his MArch from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and his PhD in geophysics from Cambridge University; prior to joining UVA, he was an architect and project leader at OMA/Rem Koolhaas in Rotterdam, NL.