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CURRICULUM VITAE Edward R. Burian, Architect Associate Professor, University of Texas at San Antonio Department of Architecture 501 W. Durango Blvd telephone: (210) 458-3096 San Antonio, TX 78207, USA e-mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION
EDUCATION 1989 Masters of Architecture, Yale University, School of Architecture, New Haven, CT 1976 B.S. Architecture, cum laude, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
OTHER ACADEMIC DISTINCTIONS 1987 Accepted to Graduate Schools of Architecture at Harvard, Princeton, and Yale
ACADEMIC AWARDS 1994 Distinguished Scholar, ITESM School of Architecture, Monterrey, Mexico 1992 Honorary Member, Tau Sigma Delta, Architecture Honor Society 1989 Christopher Tunnard Memorial Scholarship, Yale School of Architecture 1987 Merit Scholarship, Yale School of Architecture 1975 Owens-Corning Merit Scholarship, University of Southern California 1975-71 State of California, Merit Scholarship
NOMINATION FOR ACADEMIC AWARDS 2013 Nomination by the UTSA College and Dept. of Architecture for the President’s Distinguished Achievement Award for Scholarly Achievement
CONTINUING EDUCATION 2013 5 Hours Continuing Education Disabled Access Course: CaliforniaArchitectCE.com 2010 5 hours Continuing Education Disabled Access Courses: McGraw Hill Construction, Hanley Wood 1985 Spanish, UCLA Extension
FOREIGN LANGUAGES Spanish (intermediate fluency)
RESEARCH
BOOKS 2015 Burian, Edward R., “The Architecture and Cities of Northern Mexico from Independence to Present (An Overview of Tamaulipas, Nuevo León, Coahuila, Chihuahua, Durango, Sonora, Sinaloa, and Baja California).” University of Texas Press, 2015, ISBN (978-029 277-1), (901- 029-277-190-8), 384 pages, 484 b&w photos, 4 b&w maps, 34 urban core plans, 30 color photos. Book currently in press in graphic design and production and will appear in August.
This book is the first comprehensive overview of the architecture, urban landscapes, and cities of Northern Mexico in either English or Spanish. Focusing on the time period when Mexico emerged as a modern nation from independence from Spain in 1821 to the present day, the text documents, discusses, and analyses a body of work that has been largely ignored by previous scholars. A concise geographical and historical summary of the region provides a background for the discussions of works of architecture that follow. Beginning with the intertwined relationship of geographic context, history of the city, and urban form; the text systematically examines significant works of architecture in each state. The most memorable works of architecture in each city are discussed in greater detail in terms of their spatial organization, composition, materials, and sensory experience. The book concludes with a brief commentary on lessons learned and possible futures for the architectural culture of the region as well as the first comprehensive 2
biographical summary of the architects practicing in Northern Mexico during this era. Profusely illustrated, the text offers essential information, vivid descriptions, and useful lessons of those who have built well before in the region.
1998 Burian, Edward R., ed., "Modernidad y arquitectura en México," Gustavo Gili, Barcelona, Spain, 1998, introduction Ricardo Legorreta, translation, Carlos Sáenz de Valicourt, 220 pages, 69 b/w photos, 8 line drawings, paperback edition, (ISBN 968-887-357-8),
Desde mediados de la década de 1970, ha habido una extraordinaria renovación del interés por la arquitectura moderna, tanto como una forma de hacerse una idea de la cultura arquitectónica contemporánea y como una reacción a la postmodernidad neoconservadora. Este libro lleva a cabo una revisión crítica de la noción de modernidad en la arquitectura mexicana y su influencia en una generación de arquitectos mexicanos cuyas obras se extendió la década de 1920 hasta la década de 1960. Una entrevista con el crítico de arquitectura distinguida Alberto Pérez-Gómez, y ocho ensayos cubren una gama de temas, desde comentarios críticos de amplia base a las discusiones de los arquitectos y edificios individuales. Entre estos últimos son los arquitectos Enrique del Moral, Juan O' Gorman, Carlos Obregón Santacilia, Juan Segura, Mario Pani, y el campus y estadio de la Ciudad Universitaria en la Ciudad de México. Relativamente poco se ha publicado en Inglés que atañen a esta era en la arquitectura mexicana. Por lo tanto, el texto juega un papel pionero en la fabricación de los supuestos subyacentes, construcciones ideológicas y políticas y agendas de los arquitectos conocidos específica a una amplia audiencia en las humanidades. Del mismo modo, debe inspirar mayor aprecio por este cuerpo infravalorado de las obras como una importante contribución al movimiento moderno.
1997 Burian, Edward R., ed., "Modernity and the Architecture of Mexico," University of Texas Press, Austin, 1997, introduction, Ricardo Legorreta, 240 pgs., 69 b/w photos, 8 drawings, hardcover (ISBN 0-29270852-1), paper (ISBN 0- 292-70853-X), now also available as an e-book.
Since the mid-1970s, there has been an extraordinary renewal of interest in early modern architecture, both as a way of gaining insight into contemporary architectural culture and as a reaction to neoconservative postmodernism. This book undertakes a critical reappraisal of the notion of modernity in Mexican architecture and its influence on a generation of Mexican architects whose works spanned the 1920s through the 1960s. An interview with the distinguished architectural critic Alberto Pérez-Gómez and eight essays cover a range of topics from broad-based critical commentaries to discussions of individual architects and buildings. Among the latter are the architects Enrique del Moral, Juan O'Gorman, Carlos Obregón Santacilia, Juan Segura, Mario Pani, and the campus and stadium of the Ciudad Universitaria in Mexico City. Relatively little has been published in English regarding this era in Mexican architecture. Thus, the text plays a groundbreaking role in making the underlying assumptions, ideological and political constructs, and specific architect's agendas known to a wide audience in the humanities. Likewise, it inspires greater appreciation for this undervalued body of works as an important contribution to the modern movement.
“Modernity and the Architecture of Mexico,“ was adopted as a course textbook, or as required or recommended reading in syllabi or graduate program reading lists at the following institutions in the U.S.: Columbia University, University of Texas at Austin, Georgetown University, New York University, University of Washington (2), Skidmore College; and at the following institutions in Mexico: UNAM, IIE [Instituto Investigaciones Esteticos], ITESM Campus Monterrey, UDEM, and in other foreign countries; Universidad de Sevilla, Spain, University of Trier, Germany, University of Twente, Netherlands. The English edition is in 318 libraries around the word including: U.S., Mexico, Australia, Canada, China, Denmark, Ireland, France, Germany, Greece, Japan, Israel, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Switzerland, South Africa, and U.K. The Spanish edition is in 22 libraries around the world including: Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Chile, Germany, and the United States.
BOOKS IN PROGRESS Burian, Edward R., "Contemporary Residential Architecture for the American Southwest: A Guide for Owners, Architects, and Builders” This book is an analytical, conceptual, and practical discussion of the issues involved in the making of a regional domestic architecture that responds to the conditions of the American Southwest including programming, design, and construction. Approx. 300 pages, 100 b/w and color photos and drawings, chapter outlines currently being written. 50% complete
Burian, Edward R., “Materiality and the Contemporary Architecture of Mexico” This book is a discussion of the issues involved in tectonic culture of contemporary architecture of Mexico including ideas, intentions, design, materials, labor, handcraft, digital fabrication, experience, and weathering interspersed with interviews with 7 leading contemporary Mexican architects who discuss their work in relationship to these issues. Approx. 300 pages, 100 b/w and color photos and drawings, interviews currently being conducted. 25% complete 3
INTRODUCTONS TO BOOKS (Note: Number of libraries around the world that have the book are shown in parenthesis in italics) 2015 Burian, Edward R., “Reforma 27: A Precise Bounded Place, Between Earth and Sky,” introductory essay, “Reforma 27/Alberto Kalach,“ Arquine and Editorial RM, Mexico City, (in press, will appear 2015) 2012 Burian, Edward R., “Worlds within Worlds: The Retail Districts of Juan José Sánchez Aedo and Grupo Arquitech,” introductory essay, “Arquitech /Juan José Sánchez Aedo: Intersecciones (2010-2011),” Arquine and Editorial RM, Mexico City, (2012) p.4 -13 (41)
ESSAYS AND CHAPTERS IN BOOKS (Note: Number of libraries around the world that have the book are shown in parenthesis in italics) 2015 Burian, Edward R., “Representations of the Public Domain in Coahuila: Architecture for Culture, Arts, Health, and Sport,” “Arquitectura de Coahuila a través del tiempo,” Biblioteca Milenio de Historia, Agencia Promotora de Publicaciones del Grupo de Comunicación Milenio , Saltillo, Coah., 2015 (currently in press) 2015 Burian, Edward R., “Current and Future Directions for the Architecture of Coahuila: The Global, the Local, and the Hybrid, “Arquitectura de Coahuila a través del tiempo,” Biblioteca Milenio de Historia, Agencia Promotora de Publicaciones del Grupo de Comunicación Milenio, Saltillo, Coah, 2015 (currently in press) 2015 Burian, Edward R., “Mexico City as Reinvented Geography, its Environmental Challenges, and Recent Proposals for Regenerative Landscapes,” Davids, René, ed., “Topography and the Architecture of Latin America,” University of Florida Press, 2015 (in press) 2014 Burian, Edward R., “Commentary on the Work of Javier Sánchez,” “JSa, Encajes Urbanos [Urban Interlacing]: Javier Sánchez, 2004 –2013,” Arquine and Editorial RM, Mexico City, 2014, p. 242-243 (20) 2013 Burian, Edward R., “Technology and the Architectural Culture of Mexico from the Olympic Games of 1968 to the Onset of the New Millennium,” Freeman, J. Brian and Tinajero, Araceli, eds., “Technology and Culture in Twentieth Century Mexico,” University of Alabama Press, 2013, p.15, 316-331,336 (67) 2006 Burian, Edward R., “The Architecture of Landa, García, and Landa: The Sensory, Emotive, and Poetic Experience of the Rational, Material, and the Pragmatic,” “Landa García Landa Arquitectos, Monterrey, México,” Arquine and Editorial RM, Mexico City, 2006, p. 10-27 (74) 2005 Burian, Edward R., “Modernity and Nationalism: Juan O’ Gorman and Post-Revolutionary Architecture of Mexico,” Lejeune, Jean-Francois, ed., “Cruelty and Utopia: Cities and Landscapes of Latin America,” Princeton Architectural Press, 2005, p.210-223 (361) 2003 Burian, Edward R., “Modernite et nationalisme: Juan O’ Gorman et l’architecture post-révolutionaire au Mexique,” Lejeune, Jean-Francois, ed., “Cruaté & Utopie: Villes et paysages d’ Amérique latine,” CIVA Museum, Brussels, Belgium, 2003, p.210-223 (44) 2000 Burian, Edward R., drawing in, Downing, Frances, “Remembrance and the Design of Place,” College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press, 2000, p. 41, 43, 44, 47, 51 (1029) 1999 Burian, Edward R., drawing in, Gandelsonas, Mario, “X-urbanism: architecture and the American city,” New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1999, p.--- 130 (255)
ESSAYS IN JOURNALS, PERIODICALS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, AND EXHIBITION CATALOGS (Note: Number of libraries around the world that have the publication are shown in parenthesis in italics) 2012 Burian, Edward R., “Ricardo Legorreta Vilchis (1931-2011),” Texas Architect, March/April, 2012, p.8 (114) 2010 Burian, Edward R., “The Architecture of Ricardo Legorreta: Place, Stasis, and Materiality,” for catalog Ricardo Legorreta Exhibition at the Bluestar Art Center, San Antonio, TX, (in press) 2009 Burian, Edward R., “The Colegio Cervantes by Arq. Antonio Méndez-Vigatá in Torreón, Coah., Mexico, Arquine, Spring, 2009, p.10-11 (50) 2008 Burian, Edward R., “Teodoro Gonzalez de León’s Mexican American Center in Austin, TX: Abstraction, Materiality, and Experience,” Texas Architect, May/June 2008, p.54-59 (114) 2008 Burian, Edward R., “Legorreta Retrospective in San Antonio,” Texas Architect, May/June 2008, p.11, 19 (114) 2007 Burian, Edward R., “Contemporary Mexico City: Recycled Sites, Regenerative Landscapes, and Revalued Post- Industrial Enclaves,” Perspecta 39: The Yale Architecture Journal, p. 121-134 (818, also available on JSTOR) 4
2004 Burian, Edward R., “A Contemporary Response to the Conditions of Place: The Colegio Cervantes in Torreón, Coahuila, Mexico,” Texas Architect, Jan./Feb. 2004 issue, p.22-23, 59 (114) 2004 Burian, Edward R.,” La arquitectura de Landa, García, Landa, arquitectos: la poética de lo pragmático” (also translated into English), Arquine, No. 27, Spring 2004 (Mexico) p.22-49 (50) 2004 Burian, Edward R., “Rejuvenation and the Interpretation of Place: The Willow Stream Spa, Scottsdale, AZ”, Texas Architect, May/June 2004, p.24-27(106) 2000 Burian, Edward R., "Arquitectura en instantáneas,” Artes de México, (Mexico), No. 48 special issue on, “La tarejeta postal,” P. 44-51 (in Spanish) and p.75-78 (English translation) (22, also available at Hathitrust Digital Library) 2000 Burian, Edward R., Praxis: the Journal of Writing and Building, Issue two, Volume one, Cambridge MA, p.8-10 (110) 1997 Burian, Edward R., Sonoran Desert House and Religious Retreat for the Franciscan Order, Revista Arquitectura, (Mexico), accepted for publication 1993 Burian, Edward R., "The Dissemination of the Classical Treatises in the New World: The Case of Sixteenth Century Mexico, Proceedings ACSA 1993 Annual Meeting, Charleston, S.C. p.198-202 (9) 1993 Burian, Edward R., "O' Neil Ford and the Search for a Critical Regional Architecture for the American Southwest: The Trinity University Campus, San Antonio, Texas," Proceedings, 1993 ACSA Meeting, Annapolis, ML, p. 200-209 (6) 1978 Burian, Edward R., urban design documentation drawings, special issue on Los Angeles,CA Morland, Graeme, ed., Architectural Design (A.D.) (England), p.31-32, 68 216, (also available, www3.interscience.wiley.com) 1975 Burian, Edward R., Special issue on R.M. Schindler, Architect, A+U (Architecture and Urbanism) (Japan), No. 59, p. 52-58, 98, published in Japanese and English (200)
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2005 Ward, E.R., “El diseño de centros comerciales en América,” RA: revista de arquitectura, Pamplona, Spain, dspace.unav.es (R) 2004 Frank, Patrick, ed., “Readings in Latin American Modern Art,” New Haven, CT: Yale University Press , p.107-116, 261, 2004, (essay republished from, “Modernity and the Architecture of Mexico,”) 2004 Fraser Laurie, ed., “Building the New World: Modern Architecture in Latin America,” Verso, NY, p. 260, 272, 274 (C) 2004 Gallo, Rubén, “New Tendencies in Mexican Art: The 1990s,” New York: Palgrave Macmillan , 2004, p. 170, 174 (C, R) 2004 Guillén, Mauro F., “Modernism without Modernity: The Rise of Modernist Architecture in Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina, 1890-1940, Latin American Research Review, Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, Vol. 39, No. 2 (2004), p. 11,12, 28 (C) 2004 Heredia, Juan, "Juan O'Gorman: Más allá del funcionalismo radical: Dos edificios sindicales reconsiderados," Arquine, August, 2004 pp. 78-89, 89.(C) 2004 King, John, ed. “The Cambridge Companion to Modern Latin American Culture,” Cambridge University Press, 2004 (C) 2004 Sennott, Stephen, ed., “Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century Architecture: Vol 1, A-F,” Fitzroy Dearborn, New York, p.329 (R) 2004 Tucker de Vázquez, “Mythical Physicality in the Work of Luis Barragán: Poetic Dislocation at the Casa Gilardi,” Tymieniecka, Anna-Teresa., ed., “Metamorphosis: Creative Imagination in Fine Arts Between Life-Projects and Human Aesthetic Aspirations (Analecta Husserliana),” Vol. 81, Vienna: Springer, 2004, p.43 (C) 2004 Vargas Beal, Xavier, “Análisis y reflexión respecto de los contenidos de publicación de los estudios de arquitectura, uabhc.iteso.mx, Marzo 2004 2003 Dillow, Sally, ed., “Education Statistics Quarterly,” Fall 2002.” 2003 (R) 2003 Doordan, Dennis P., “20th Century Architecture,” New York: Abrams, p.185, (C) 297 (R) 2003 Eggener, Keith L., A+U: Architecture & Urbanism, Feb. 2003, no.2 (389), p.29 (C) 2003 Franklin, Raquel. "Endangered Heritage: Enrique Del Moral's House." Docomomo Journal 29 (2003) p.32,33 (C). 2003 Shipp, Steve, “Latin American and Caribbean Artists of the Modern Era: A Biographical Dictionary of Over 12,700 Persons,” Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., p.858 (R) 2003 Stacy, Lee, ed., “Mexico and The United States,” Tarrytown, NY: Marshall Cavendish, p.888 (R) 2003 Toca, Antonio, Buendía Júlbez; José María, Rispa, Raúl, “Barragán: The Complete Works,” New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 2003, p. 230 (R) 2003 Valenzuela Aguilera, Alfonso, “Más allá del funcionalismo: sustentabilidad urbana en América Latina,”, En la piel de la ciudad: exclusión, supervivencia, y nuevos imaginarios urbanos, 2003 Meeting of Latin American Studies Dallas, TX, March 27-29, 2003, p.4 (C) online 2003 ---, Reviews Online (November 2002-January 2003), The Art Bulletin, College Art Association Vol. 85, No. 2 (Jun., 2003), p. 425 , Article Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3177359 2002 Almandoz, Arturo, ed. “Planning Latin America's Capital Cities 1850-1950,” New York: Routledge, 2002, p.169 2002 Arbid, Georges Joseph, “Practicing modernism in Beirut: Architecture in Lebanon, 1946--1970 ,” Dissertation Harvard University, 2002 2002 Bradbury, Ellen; Villela, Khristaan; Wagner, Logan, “Contemporary Mexican Design and Architecture,” Berkeley, CA: Gibbs Smith, 2002, P.191 (R) 2002 Doordan, Dennis P., “Twentieth-Century Architecture,” New York: H.N. Abrams, 2002, endnotes (R) 2002 Elaine Bliss, Katherine, “Compromised Positions: Prostitution, Public Health, and Gender Politics in Revolutionary Mexico,“ University Park, PA: Penn State University Press , p. 116 2002 Lazo, Pablo. "Dislocating Modernity: Two Projects by Hannes Meyer in Mexico." AA Files 47 (2002): p. 63. (C) 2002 Flores García, Marisol, “Guía de recorridos urbanos de la colonia hipódromo,” Mexico DF: INBA / U. Iberoamericana, , p. 204 2002 Riggs, Thomas, ed. “St. James Guide to Hispanic Artists: Profiles of Latino and Latin American Artists,” Detroit, MI.: Association of Hispanic Arts / Association for Latin American Art, St. James Press, 2002 (R) 2002 Sayer, Chloe/Yampolsky, M., “The Traditional Architecture of Mexico,” New York: Thames and Hudson, back matter (R) 2002 Villela, Khristaan, Bradbury, Ellen, Wagner, Logan, “Contemporary Mexican Design and Architecture,” Gibbs Smith, p.191 2001 Bliss, Katherine Elaine, “Compromised Positions: Prostitution, Public Health, and Gender Politics in Revolutionary Mexico City,” University Park, PA: The Pennsylvania State University Press, p.116 (C) 10
2001 Carrasco, David, “The Oxford Encyclopedia of Mesoamerican Cultures: The Civilizations of Mexico and Central America,” New York: Oxford University Press , p.53 2001 Ferguson, John Clarke, “Luis Barragán: A Study of Architect-Client Relationships,” Dissertation for the Doctorate in the History of Art, University of Delaware, 2001, (R) 2001 Celorio, G., Revisión bibliográfica. La biblioteca central y Juan O’ Gorman, Biblioteca Universitaria, UNAM, Mexico DF, 2001, p.54 (R) 2001 de Anda Alanis, Enrique X.,”Ciudad méxico arquitectura 1921-1970,” Madrid: 2001, p.365 (R) 2001 Eggener, Keith, “Luis Barragán’s Gardens of El Pedregal,” New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 2001, p. 142, 150, 152 (C) 2001 Noelle Mereles, Louise, IIE, UNAM, lecture at IX semnario de arquitectura latinamerica, San Juan, Puerto Rico, “Estados Unidos y la arquitectura mexicanos en el siglo XX: el punto de vista de las publicaciones," (on the internet). 2001 Kuḧn , Christian (ed.) “Anton Schweighofer: a Quiet Radical: Buildings, Projects, Concepts,” New York: Springer Wien, 2001 2001 Segre, Erica, “Reframing the City: Images of Displacement in Mexican Urban Films of the 1940s and 1950s,” Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies, Volume 10, Number 2/ August, p. 222 (R) 2001 Zanco, Federica, “Luis Barragán: The Quiet Revolution,” Vitra Design Museum, Milan, Italy/ Barragán Foundation Skira, Switzerland, 2001, p. 65, 137, 226 2001 ---, “Ciudad México: arquitectura 1921-1970,” Seville : Junta de Andalucía, Consejería de Obras Públicas y Transportes , 2001 2000 Eggener, Keith L., "Contrasting Images of Identity in the Post-War Mexican Architecture of Luis Barragán and Juan O' Gorman," Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies: Vol. 9, Issue 1, New York: Routledge, p.29, 44 (C) 2000 Turner Shoaf, Jane, “Encyclopedia of Latin American and Caribbean Art,” New York: Grove Encyclopedias of the Arts of the Americas/ Macmillan Reference, 2000, endnotes (R) 2000 UT Press, “Fifty Years of Good Reading: University of Texas Press, 1950-2000,” Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, 2000, p. 189. 2000 ---, British Bulletin of Publications on Latin America, the Caribbean, Portugal and Spain, Issues 102-105, Hispanic & Luso Brazilian Councils, p.46 1999 Benson Latin American Collection, “Bibliographic guide to Latin American Studies/Guía bibliográfica para los estudios latinoamericanos 1979-1998,” Boston, MA: G.K. Hall, 1979-1999. P.255 1999 Bliss, Katherine, “The Science of Redemption: Syphilis, Sexual Promiscuity, and Reformism in Revolutionary Mexico City,” The Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol. 79, No. 1 (Feb., 1999), p. 40 (R) 1999 Eggener, Keith L., “Postwar Modernism in Mexico: Luis Barragán's Jardines del Pedregal and the International Discourse on Architecture and Place,” Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, June 1999, p.144 (C) 1999 Fort Brescia, María Rosa Lemlij, Moisés, “En el umbral del Milenio: Una selección de las actas de la conferencia,” volume 3,” Peru: Comisión de Promoción del Perú, Seminario Interdisciplinario de Estudios Andinos, SIDEA, 1999, p.27 (C) 1999 Frampton, Kenneth, series ed., Glusberg, Jorge, volume ed., “World Architecture 1900-2000- A Critical Mosaic, Volume 2: Latin America,” Vienna: Springer, 1999, p.224 (R) 1999 Lizardi Pollock, Jorge L., “Entre la espada de península: Representaciones de España en México y Puerto Rico a fines de Siglio XIX,” Revista mexicana del Caribe, Universidad de Quintana Roo, p.114 (C),128 (R) 1999 USC School of Architecture, “Open House West: Museum Architecture and Changing Civic Identity,” Fisher Gallery, University of Southern California, March 10-April 24, 1999, p.33,(C) 94 (R) 1998 Moyssén, Xavier, “Bibliografía mexicana de arte 1997,” Anales del Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas, primavera, año/vol. XX, no. 072, UNAM, Mexico DF, p.178 1998 Noelle, Louise, “Enrique del Moral, un arquitecto compremetido con México,” Consejo naciónal para la cultura y las artes / Circulo de Arte, México DF, 1998, p. 16-17 (C) 1998 Ward, Peter M., “Mexico City,” rev. 2nd ed., New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1998, p. 234, (C) 263 (R) 1998 ---, “Guía Bibliográfica Para Los Estudios Latinoamericanos,” Volumes 1-3, Benson Latin American Collection, New York Public Library, University of Texas, G. K. Hall, 1988, p.255. 1998 ----, Journal of Latin American Studies, Vol. 30, No. 1 (Feb., 1998), pp. 220 1997 Centeno, Miguel Angel, "Codex Chimalpahin: Society and Politics in Mexico Tenochtitlan, Tlatelolco, Texcoco, Culhuacan, and other Nahua Altepetl in Central Mexico. Vol. 1,” Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1997 (C) 11
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN BOOKS 2008 Barragán, Rodolfo, “An Architectural Score: Recording and Orchestrating an Architectural Experience,” Dissertation for the Doctorate in the History of Architecture, Illinois Institute of Technology, 2008, p iii 2007 Canizaro, Vincent B., “Architectural Regionalism: Collected Writings on Place, Identity, Modernity, and Tradition,” Princeton Architectural Press, New York, P.14 2001 Moore, Stephen A., “Technology and Place: Sustainable Architecture and the Blueprint Farm,” University of Texas Press, Austin, TX, 2000, p.xii 2000 Knapp, Stephen, “The Art of Glass: Integrating Architecture and Glass,” Rockport, Gloucester, MA, p.3 1990 Ando, Tadao, Kunihiro, George, T., Eisenman, Peter (essays), Frampton, Kenneth (introduction), “Tadao Ando: The Yale Studio & Current Works,” Rizzoli Publications, New York, 1990, p.94
REVIEWS AND MENTIONS OF BOOKS AND ESSAYS IN PERIODICALS AND THE INTERNET 2012 “Novedades; Cafeína [Libros],” Reforma (Mexico), Septiembre. 28, 2012, Suplemento; p. 6 2012 Society of Architectural Historians Newsletter, July/Aug, 2012, Booklist of New Books selected by Opar, Barbara, Architecture Librarian, Syracuse University Library 2012 http://www.gandhi.com.mx/index.cfm/id/Producto/dept/Libros/pid/489178 2012 http://www.plataformaarquitectura.cl/2012/04/12/arquitech-juan-jose-sanchez-aedo-intersecciones-2010-2011/ 2012 Arquine: Revista internacional de arquitectura y diseño, No. 59, Primavera 2012, p.86 2006 Christiane Crasemann Collins, “Planning Latin America's Capital Cities, 1850-1950 by Arturo Almandoz; Cruelty and Utopia: Cities and Landscapes of Latin America by Jean-François Lejeune,” Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Vol. 65, No. 4 (Dec., 2006), pp. 635-639 2006 Walford, Lynn, Utopian Studies, Penn State University Press, Vol. 17, No. 1, (2006), pp. 231-233 2006 article stable URL:
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2014-13 Book by Edward R. Burian, “Modernity and the Architecture of Mexico,” featured in groundbreaking exhibition “Arquitectura en México 1900-2010, Obras, diseño, arte y pensamiento,” in the historic urban core of Mexico City from December 2013 through June 2014. The exhibition is the most comprehensive overview ever assembled on modern architecture in Mexico is curated by the noted architect and critic Fernanda Canales and organized by the Fomento Cultural Banamex at the Museo Antiguo Palacio de Iturbide, designed by Francisco Guerrero y Torres (1777-1781), restored Ricardo Legorreta (1972).
ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS IN REGIONAL EXHIBITIONS 1995-93 "Edward R. Burian, Architect, Buildings and Projects," traveling exhibition in English and Spanish exhibited at the University of Texas at Arlington, Texas A&M University, and the University of Arizona 1993 Sonoran Desert House, design project ACSA 1993 Annual Meeting, Charleston, S.C. 1993 Tucson Residence, design project exhibited in Houston, Dallas, and San Francisco in traveling exhibition, "City, Room, Garden." 1984 presentation drawings for the California Institute of Technology Campus by Myron Hunt in, "Myron Hunt, The Search for a Regional Architecture," curated by de Bretteville and Polyzoides, Architects, exhibited in Pasadena, CA 1982 presentation drawings, "UCLA Bridge Renovation Project," exhibited UCLA School of Architecture and Helsinki, Finland
RESEARCH GRANTS 2009 Mexico Center at UTSA, $2,200 to travel and produce analytical morphological drawings of cities in Northern Mexico with a student including Monterrey, NL, Ciudad Victoria, Tamps., and Tampico, Tamps. 2004 Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies, $7,200 grant to travel in Northern Mexico to complete the manuscript, “The Architecture and Cities of Northern Mexico from Independence to Present: Tamaulipas, Nuevo León, Coahuila, Chihuahua, Durango, Sonora, Sinaloa, and Baja California” 2003 Center for Teaching Excellence $5,000 Grant (funds utilized to purchase computer equipment for teaching and research, and funding travel to Mexico, Canada, and the East Coast to complete, "Modernity and the Architecture of Mexico." 1997 Texas A&M Research Foundation $850 grant (funds utilized to interview leading Mexican architects in a videotaped format for teaching and archival purposes) 1992 Texas A&M College of Architecture $3,000 Grant, (funds used to produce exhibition, "Edward R. Burian, Architect: Buildings and Projects.")
INVITATIONS TO SERVE AS CURATOR OR EXPERT SCIENTIFIC ADVISOR TO INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS 2008 invitation to serve as co-curator for an exhibit at the Neue Zammlung Pinakothek de Moderne Museum in Munich, Germany on, “Differing Visions of Modernity: Modern Furniture, Interiors, and Industrial Arts in Mexico and Brazil,” 2002 advisor to the exhibition and catalog, “The Americas: Between Utopia and Reality,” Jean-Francois Lejune, curator, Brussels, CIVA. May 22nd - Oct. 1st 2003
BOOK REVIEWS FOR ACADEMIC JOURNALS AND EXTERNAL REVIEWS OF MANUSCRIPTS FOR ACADEMIC PRESSES 2011 book review of, Olsen, Patrice Elizabeth, “Artifacts of the Revolution: Architecture, Society, and Politics in Mexico City, 1920-1940,” Roman and Littlefield Pub., 2008, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Vol. 70, No. 2, June 2011, p. 263-264 (943), also available
INVITATIONS TO SERVE ON EDITORIAL REVIEW BOARDS, EDITORIAL CONSULTATION, AND REVIEWER OF PAPER SUBMISSION FOR ACADEMIC CONFERENCES 13
2009 external reviewer of papers submissions for “Proceedings of the 2009 Annual Research Conference of the Architectural Research Centers Consortium: leadership in architectural research, between academia and the profession,” held at UTSA 1999 consultant on the content and organization of forthcoming book on Macario Aguirre, one of Northern Mexico’s leading architectural scholars by the faculty at the UDEM, Monterrey, NL, Mexico 1993 “Las Americas,” an electronic journal focusing on research in architecture, landscape, and urban design among schools of architecture in North America, Central America and South America
TEACHING
TEACHING AWARDS 2013 Faculty Award for Teaching, UTSA College of Architecture 1993 Center for Teaching Excellence Scholar, Texas A&M University
INVITATIONS TO TEACH AS A VISITING PROFESSOR 2013 Instituto Tecnológico Superiores de Monterrey, (ITESM), Querétaro, Qro. 2007 University of Texas at Arlington School of Architecture 2003 Instituto Tecnológico Superiores de Monterrey, (ITESM), Monterrey, NL 2002 Universidad de Monterrey, (UDEM), Monterrey, NL 1999 Universidad Nacional Autonóma de Mexico, (UNAM), Mexico City
INVITATIONS TO APPLY FOR ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2007 Associate Professor, University of California at Berkeley 2003 Associate Dean, Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM), Monterrey, NL, Mexico
JURIED STUDENTS AWARDS FOR COURSEWORK IN BURIAN COURSES 2010 Second Place $1,000 Prize, Sundt San Antonio Design Competition, (Jurors: Sundt, Robey Architecture, UTSA) 1995 American Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) / American Wood Council Carl E. Darrow Student Design Competition Award, (project featured in the book which presented the competition award winners on P.44-45.
TEACHING POSITIONS 2007-present Associate Professor, with tenure, University of Texas at San Antonio Courses taught include: Final Masters Project Studio, Advanced Graduate Design Studios, Graduate Contemporary Architectural Theory and Criticism, 4th year Systems Studio, Undergraduate and Graduate Pre-Columbian and Colonial Architecture of Mexico, Undergraduate and Graduate Modern Architecture of Mexico, Undergraduate and Graduate Modern Architecture of Latin America, Undergraduate Contemporary Global Architecture, Undergraduate Drawing Course
2003 Visiting Professor, Fall, ITESM Monterrey, NL, Mexico Served as a visiting critic on several 4th and 5th year design studios, delivered three public lectures, led faculty seminar on academic publishing, also read and critiqued several book manuscripts being prepared by faculty.
1999-97 Associate Professor, with tenure, Texas A&M University 1995-91 Assistant Professor, Texas A&M University Courses taught include Graduate Design Studios, Undergraduate Design Studios Seminars on the Art and Architecture of 20th Century Mexico, and the Architecture of Mexico from Pre-Columbian to present
1991-1989 Assistant Professor, Arizona State University, Graduate Design Studio seminar on The Architecture of 16th Century Mexico, Construction Technology , Architectural Drawing
1988 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Yale School of Architecture and Dept. of the History of Art “Modern Architecture,” and 4th year Undergraduate Design Studio
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1986 Instructor, Otis-Parson's School of Design, Los Angeles, CA, Drawing Studio 3rd year drawing studio, introduction to architectural representation, orthographic, axonometric, perspective, design process, and presentation drawing, field trips
GUEST JUROR Invited guest juror for design reviews at numerous schools of architecture in North America including: 2007 University of Arizona, 4th year studio 2005 Columbia University, NYC, graduate studio 2004 ITESM, Monterrey, Mexico, 5th year Honors studio (Agustín Landa) 1998 Universidad de Monterrey, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico, 3rd year studio 1998 University of Oregon, 4th year studio 1998 University of Texas at Austin, 5th year design studio 1988 Rice University, 5th year design studio, (Mexico studio) 1997 Rice University, 2nd year design studio 1997 University of Texas at Austin, 5th year design studio (Mexico studio) 1995 Arizona State University, 4th year design studio 1994 ITESM, Monterrey, Mexico, 4th year design studio (Mexico studio) 1993 University of Texas at Arlington, 6th year design studio 1992 University of Houston, 4th year design studio, 1987 Yale University, 4th year studio 1987 SCI-ARC, 5th year design studio 1984 University of Southern California, 5th year design studio
KEYNOTE LECTURES AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES 2011 “O 'Neil Ford y Richard Neutra: Una visión general de las interconexiones y desarrollos paralelos con una segunda generación de modernistas en México, 1945-1968“ [“Richard Neutra and O’ Neil Ford: Interchange and Parallel Developments Among a Second Generation of Regional Modernists in the United States and in Mexico, 1945-1968,”] Keynote Lecture, Second International Symposium, “Second Modernity: Urban Architecture, Projects and Works, Mérida 2011,” School of Architecture at the Universidad Autonóma de Yucatán, Merida, Yuc., México 2010 Invitation to deliver keynote lecture and lead roundtable discussion in Spanish at the symposium, Foro sobre patrimonio urbano y cultural, on April 16th and 17th 2010 in Monterrey, NL, Mexico. The symposium was directed to practitioners and students and explored alternatives for urban regeneration, adaptive reuse, sustainability, and landscape urbanism in Monterrey. UTSA travel restrictions did not permit me to attend.
INTERNATIONAL LECTURES 2003 “Contemporary Architecture in Los Angeles,” ITESM, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico 2003 “Contemporary Architecture in the Sonoran Desert,” ITESM, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico 2003 “The Issues of Modernity and Place in 20th Century Architecture of Mexico,” ITESM, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico 2002 “Edward R. Burian, Architect Recent Projects: Place, Materials, and The Human Body,” 1st Symposium on Architecture, Universidad de Monterrey, N.L., Mexico 1994 "Edward R. Burian, Architect: Buildings and Projects for the American Southwest," ITESM School of Architecture, Monterrey, NL, Mexico
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES, ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS 2012 Book launch, Arquitech /Juan José Sánchez Aedo: Intersecciones (2010-2011),” Congreso Arquine, Mexico City, March, 2012
NATIONAL / REGIONAL LECTURES 2011 “Drawing Place, The Urban Morphology and of Three Cities in Northern Mexico: Tampico and Ciudad Victoria Tamaulipas and Monterrey, Nuevo Leon,” University of Texas at San Antonio 2008 “Recent Research,” University of Texas at San Antonio 2007 “Learning from Mexican Architecture,” Edward R. Burian, Architect: Writings, Buildings, and Projects,” University of Texas at San Antonio 15
2002 “The Issues of Modernity and Place in 20th Century Architecture of Mexico,” University of Texas at Austin 2002 “The Issues of Modernity and Place in 20th Century Architecture of Mexico,” University of Texas at San Antonio 1999 “Colonial Religious Architecture in Mexico and the American Southwest,” Maybeck Society, Berkeley, CA 1998 “An Overview of 20th Century Mexican Architecture,” University of Houston, School of Fine Arts 1998 "Learning from Mexican Architecture: Buildings and Projects for the American Southwest," University of Oregon 1998 "An Overview of the Architecture of Mexico and the American Southwest from Pre-Columbian to Present," The Border Academy, University of Arizona, Department of Mexican American Studies and Research Center 1996 "Dichotomies in Mexican Art and Architecture and the Formation of a Regional Culture in the American Southwest," Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, Arizona 1995 "Edward R. Burian: Buildings and Projects for the American Southwest," Louisiana Tech University 1995 "Edward R. Burian: Buildings and Projects for the American Southwest," University of Arizona School of Architecture 1995 "The Catalina Foothills Residence at Rancho Sin Vacas," ACSA SW Regional Meeting, University of Texas at Austin 1995 "Edward R. Burian, Architect: Recent Projects," University of Texas at Arlington School of Architecture 1993 "Learning from Mexican Architecture...Towards a New Architecture for the American Southwest," Yale Club of Houston, Petroleum Club, Houston, TX 1990 "The Sixteenth Century Mexican Convento: The Case of Yuriria, Guanajuato", Friends of Mexican Art Lecture Series, Phoenix, AZ 1990 "Sixteenth Century Mexican Architecture: An Overview," Guest Lecturer, History of Art 469, Arizona State University 1989 "Edward R. Burian, Architect: Recent Work," University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture
TELEVISION INTERVIEWS 1997 interview regarding the publication of, "Modernity and the Architecture of Mexico," on Aug. 9th broadcast of "Reflexiones," a bilingual weekly public television program on cultural affairs in Latin America on KUAT Television, produced by Marcela Ramonet
INTERVIEWS AND QUOTED IN PERRIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS 2010 Berghoff, Ardis, "Mexico City: Modernism and Mexicanidad," Modernism Magazine, Winter 2009/10, Volume 12, Number 4, p.77 and p.82 2008 Goddard, Dan, R., San Antonio Express-News “Buildings with Heart,” February 20, 2008, P.1G, (interview on the architecture of Ricardo Legorreta)
SESSION MODERATOR FOR ACADEMIC CONFERENCES 1998 "The Border Academy," a 2 week interdisciplinary academy that discussed issues on the U.S. / Mexico Border held at the University of Arizona 1998 ACSA Southwest Regional Conference, Session Moderator on the topic, "Motivating Searches in Design"
OTHER INVITATIONS TO LECTURE 2012 University of Texas at Austin 2010 Conference, Monterrey, NL, Mexico 1997 The Americas Society, New York City, NY 1997 Southeby-Parke-Bernett Art Galleries and Auctioneers, New York City, NY 1997 ITESM School of Architecture, Monterrey, Mexico 1997 University of Texas at Austin, Graduate Design Studio 1997 ACSA Southwest Regional Meeting, University of New Mexico
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
PROFESSIONAL LICENSING present-1990 Licensed Architect in Arizona present-1982 Licensed Architect in California
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Present–1989 Principal, Edward R. Burian, Architect, San Antonio, TX and Tucson, AZ 1987 Project Architect, Mark Appleton, Architect, Los Angeles 1987-82 Project Designer, Project Architect, de Bretteville and Polyzoides, Architects, Los Angeles, CA 1982-80 Project Designer, Project Architect, Paul Zajfen/ IBI Group Architects, Newport Beach, CA 1980-78 Assistant Designer, Bobrow-Thomas Associates, Architects, Los Angeles, CA 1976-1974 Assistant Designer, Pierre Koenig, FAIA, Architect, Los Angeles, CA
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1985-82 American Institute of Architects, Los Angeles Chapter
PROFESSIONAL AWARDS 1989 AIA Design Award, Orange County, CA Chapter for "University of California at Santa Barbara Faculty Housing," Project Architect, Paul Zajfen/I.B.I. Group 1993 Award of Merit, Wainright Residence, Project Architect, Mark Appleton, Architect, Sunset Magazine, Dec. 1988, P.132 1987 Grand Award, Builder: The Magazine of the National Association of Homebuilders, “University of California at Santa Barbara Faculty Housing," Project Architect, Paul Zajfen /I.B.I. Group Architects, Oct., 1987, P.146, 254, 1984 Los Angeles Conservancy Design Award, Gartz Court Restoration and Relocation Project, Project Architect, de Bretteville and Polyzoides, Architects
ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS AND DRAWINGS IN BOOKS 2000 “Oro Valley Spec. House,” Downing, Frances,"The Remembrance and the Design of Place,” Texas A&M University Press, College Station, TX: 2000, p. 43-46, 49, 53, 87, 155-157 (conceptual drawings and essay), 1999 “Analytical Urban Morphology Drawings of New Haven, CT,” Gandelonas, Mario, “X Urbanism, Architecture and the American City, Princeton Architectural Press, New York: 1999, p. 127-128 1994 “California Institute of Technology Campus Plan,” analytical drawings, "Eight California Campuses to 1945: An American Culture of Place Making," de Bretteville, Peter and Polyzoides, Stefanos, “The New City 2: The American City,” University of Miami School of Architecture, Miami, FL, 1994, p. 93 1992 “Gartz Court Renovation,” Steele, James, "Los Angeles Architecture: The Contemporary Condition," Phaidon Press, London, 1993, p.41 1981 “UCLA Campus Design Proposal,” Allen, Gerald and Oliver, Richard, eds., "Architectural Drawing: The Art and the Process,"Whitney Museum of Art Publications, New York, 1981, p.110-111
ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS IN PERIODICALS, JOURNALS, AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS 2010 Luke, John, with Winter, Robert and Henry, Kevin Jon, “Pasadena’s Gartz Court at 100: Quite Lovely in its Place,” American Bungalow, Issue 67, Fall, 2010 p. 94-105, see, http://www.mparchitects.com/site/press/quite-lovely-its-place (Project Architect, de Bretteville and Polyzoides Architects) 1993 “Sonora Desert House,” Scottsdale, AZ, Proceedings ACSA 1993 Annual Meeting, Charleston, S.C. p.44-45 (9) 1989 "Appealing Academic Village, University of California at Santa Barbara Faculty Housing,", Architecture Magazine, October, 1989, p.78 (Project Architect, I.B.I. Group Architects) 1988 Merit Award, Wainright Residence, Sunset Magazine, Dec. 1988, p.132,(Project Architect, Mark Appleton, Architect) 1987 "Grand Award," for University of California at Santa Barbara, Faculty Housing," Builder: The Magazine of the National Association of Homebuilders, October, 1987, p. 146, 254, (Project Architect, Paul Zajfen / I.B.I. Group Architects) 1985 "Home Again the Gartz Court," Arts and Architecture, July 1985, p. 62-67, (Project Architect, de Bretteville and Polyzoides Architects) 1985 "Court Case: Gartz Court Restoration Project," L .A. Architect, July 1985, P.4, (Project Architect, de Bretteville and Polyzoides Architects) 1984 "Gartz Court: Pasadena's Oldest Court Major Relocation Project Initiated," Los Angeles Times, June 3,1984, IX, p. 21, (Project Architect, de Bretteville and Polyzoides Architects) 1982 "Polish Cultural Exhibit," article and design drawing, L.A. Architect, May 1982, p.3
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Note: Service activities are listed in ascending order as (N) notable, (D) distinguished, or (M) major, per the UTSA Guidelines for listing service activities
UTSA SERVICE AWARDS 2008 (M) Faculty Award for Service and Teaching, UTSA Dept. of Architecture
INTERNATIONAL SERVICE: ADVISORY BOARDS 2014 Shortlisted for Dept. of Architecture Advisory Board at ITESM Campus Monterrey, Monterrey, NL, Mexico
ADVISOR TO UNIVERSITY PRESSES IN THE UNITED STATES Present-2003 (S) Advisor for procuring and evaluating several potential manuscripts on the architecture of Mexico for the University of Texas Press.
REGIONAL SERVICE: ADVISORY BOARDS, BOARDS OF DIRECTORS 1996 (M) Advisor, "Border Academy," University of Arizona, Dept. of Chicano Studies 1992 (S) Board of Directors, "Friends of Mexican Art," Phoenix, AZ
UTSA UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES 2014-13 (M) Chair, University Library Committee 2014-13 (S) University Graduate Council 2014-13 (S) University Grievance Committee 2014-13 (S) UTSA Mexico Center Advisory Board 2013-12 (M) Chair, University Library Committee 2013-12 (S) University Graduate Council 2013-12 (S) University Grievance Committee 2013-12 (S) UTSA Mexico Center Advisory Board 2012-11 (S) University Grievance Committee, 2012-11 (S) University Core Curriculum Committee, Arts Subcommittee 2012-11 (S) UTSA Mexico Center Advisory Board 2011-10 (S) University Grievance Committee 2011-12 (S) UTSA Mexico Center Advisory Board 2010-09 (S) UTSA Mexico Center Advisory Board 2009-08 (S) UTSA Mexico Center Advisory Board 2008-07 (S) UTSA Mexico Center Advisory Board
UTSA COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE COMMITTEES 2013-12 (M) Chair, Scholarship Committee 2014-13 (M) ASCA Councilor 2014-13 (S) COA Library Liaison 2014-13 (S) Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2013-12 (M) Chair, Scholarship Committee 2014-13 (S) Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2013-12 (M) Chair, Scholarship Committee 2013-12 (S) Chair, Subcommittee, Thesis Prep Study and Thesis, GPC 2013-12 (S) Graduate Policies Committee, 2013-12 (S) Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2013-12 (S) COA Library Liaison 2012-11 (M) Design Faculty Search Committee, (served as acting chair on numerous occasions) 2012-11 (S) Graduate Policies Committee, 2012-11 (S) Student Scholarship Committee, 2012-11 (S) Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee, (CFRAC) 2012-11 (S) COA Library Liaison 18
2011-10 (S) Graduate Policies Committee 2011-10 (S) Student Scholarship Committee 2011-10 (S) Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee 2011-10 (S) COA Library Liaison 2010-09 (S) UTSA COA Graduate Programs Committee 2010-09 (S) Graduate Admissions Committee 2010-09 (S) Student Scholarship Committee 2010-09 (S) Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee, (CFRAC) 2010-09 (S) COA Library Liaison 2009-08 (S) UTSA COA Graduate Programs Committee 2009-08 (S) Graduate Admissions Committee 2009-08 (S) Student Scholarship Committee 2009-08 (S) Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee, (CFRAC) 2009-08 (S) COA Library Liaison 2008-07 (S) UTSA COA Graduate Programs Committee 2008-07 (S) Student Scholarship Committee 2008-07 (S) COA Library Liaison
UTSA COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE SPECIAL SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS 2014-13 (S) Provided overall strategy and list of potential donors to Dean COA for Scholarships to Incoming M. Arch. and M. Arch Students to DOA 2013-12 (S) Coordination and Lending of Items from Personal Collections for an Exhibit on Ricardo Legorreta at the Instituto Mexicano in San Antonio, TX 2013-12 (S) Spring Design Studio Reception and Cookout 2012-11 (S) Organized Exhibition of Graduate Student Final Project Design Studio, Spring Design Studio Reception, and Cookout 2012-11 (S) Presentation at Memorial event for Ricardo Legorreta, also wrote welcoming remarks by Dean 2010-09 (S) Organized Exhibit of Faculty Work for NAAB Accreditation Visit 2008-07 (M) Organized and hosted visit by Ricardo Legorreta to San Antonio, TX and the COA including off campus luncheon with approximately 100 dignitaries and guests, wrote welcoming remarks by Dean of COA, and interviewed Ricardo Legorreta 2008-07 (S) Organized and hosted visit by Agustín Landa to San Antonio, TX, lecture at the COA, and dinner with students after lecture
UTSA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE COMMITTEES 2014-13 (M) Chair, Graduate Programs Committee 2015-14 (M) DFAC Dept. Head Faculty Advisory Committee 2013-12 (M) Chair, 3rd Year Review of DOA Faculty member (DFRAC) 2013-12 (S) Graduate Admissions Committee 2013-12 (S) Dept. Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee (DFRAC) 2012-11 (S) Graduate Admissions Committee 2012-11 (S) Dept. Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee (DFRAC) 2011-10 (M) Graduate Admissions Committee 2011-10 (S) Dept. Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee (DFRAC) 2010-09 (S) Graduate Admissions Committee 2010-09 (S) Dept. Faculty Retention and Promotion Committee (DFRAC) 2009-08 (S) Graduate Admissions Committee 2008-07 (S) Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2008-07 (S) 4th Year Design Studio Coordinator
UTSA SPECIAL SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE 2013 (S) Organized exhibit of undergraduate student’s work for SAAIA Awards 19
2013-12 (M) Organized and hosted Javier Sánchez as Dean’s Visiting Professor for UTSA DOA and lecture at the COA 2008-07 (M) Organized and hosted visit by Agustín Landa to San Antonio, TX, lecture at the COA, and dinner with students afterwards 2008-07 (S) Organized Exhibition of Undergraduate Student Work at Spring Graduation and Food Served at Reception
UTSA SERVICE TO DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE M. ARCH. GRADUATE STUDENTS 2013 (S) Forum, Spring 2013, Vol. 1, Number 1, Interview with Leslie Book in UTSA Graduate Program Student Journal p.10-25
UTSA MENTORING DOA TENURE TRACK FACULTY 2014-11 (S) Advising five Tenure Track Junior Faculty on Research, Publication Strategies, and Tactics
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION FOR FACULTY MEMBERS AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES AND AT UTSA (partial list) 2104 (N) Janek Bielski, for Faculty Position at Kansas State University, Dept. of Architecture 2013 (N) John Hertz, UTSA DOA faculty member for Fulbright Grant to study and research at the UNAL in Colombia 2009 (M) Alberto Kalach, for publication of his groundbreaking book, “The Lakes Project,” that proposed an ecological rehabilitation and master plan for Mexico City. 2001 (N) Vincent Canizaro, for Faculty Position at University of Oregon, Dept. of Architecture
UTSA GRADUATION CEREMONIES Present-2008 (D) Attended every spring graduation since teaching at UTSA 2011 (S) Member of Stage Party and hooded Masters Students 2010 (S) Member of Stage Party and hooded Masters Students 2009 (S) College of Architecture Banner Carrier at graduation ceremony
DEPT. / COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVE FOR EXCHANGES WITH FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES 1995-94 (S) ITESM (Instituto Tecnológico y de Superiores de Monterrey), Monterrey, Mexico 1994-93 (M) Universidad Francisco Marroquín, Guatemala City, Guatemala 1994-93 (S) UNAM (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México), Mexico City, Mexico
COMMUNITY SERVICE 1999-07 (M) Board of Directors, Yale Club of Southern Arizona 1999-07 (M) Architectural Consultant, St. Cyril’s Roman Catholic Church, Tucson, AZ
CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS 2014 (S) San Antonio Museum of Art present-1984 (S) Mexico-Elmhurst Philatelic Society 2011-10 (N) McNay Museum of Art, San Antonio, TX 2003-02 (N) Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ