1 CURRICULUM VITAE Edward R. Burian, Architect 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] EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND EDUCATION 1989 Masters of Architecture, Yale University, School of Architecture, New Haven, CT Student Awards: Christopher Tunnard Memorial Scholarship, Merit Scholarship, Yale School of Architecture 1976 B.S. Architecture, cum laude, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Student Awards: Owens-Corning Scholarship, Merit Scholarship, University of Southern California; State of California, Merit Scholarship OTHER ACADEMIC DISTINCTIONS 1987 Accepted to Graduate Schools of Architecture at Harvard, Princeton, and Yale CONTINUING EDUCATION / TRAINING 2017 5 Hours Continuing Education Disabled Access Course: 5hrce.com 2015 5 Hours Continuing Education Disabled Access Course: 5hrce.com 2013 5 Hours Continuing Education Disabled Access Course: CaliforniaArchitectCE.com 2010 5 hours Continuing Education Disabled Access Courses: McGraw Hill Construction, Hanley Wood 2012 Digital Measures, UTSA CACP 2010 Writing Quality Rubrics, UTSA DOA 2009 FAIR Training, UTSA CACP 2008 Rhino Teacher Training, UTSA DOA 1985 Spanish, UCLA Extension FOREIGN LANGUAGES Spanish (intermediate fluency) FOREIGN COUNTRIES VISITED (Number of times visited) Mexico (35+), Guatemala, (2) Costa Rica (2), Panama (1), Bermuda (1), Aruba (1) Colombia (2), Canada (5), United Kingdom (2), Italy (2), France (1), Switzerland (1), Germany (1) PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT HISTORY ACADEMIC FACULTY POSITIONS 2016-present Professor with tenure, University of Texas at San Antonio, Dept. of Architecture Courses taught include: Advanced Graduate Design Studios, Graduate Contemporary Architectural Theory and Criticism, 4th year Systems Studio, Undergraduate and Graduate Modern Architecture of Mexico 2007-2016 Associate Professor with tenure, University of Texas at San Antonio, Dept. of Architecture 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 The Architecture and Cities of Northern Mexico, Undergraduate and Graduate Modern Architecture of Latin America, Undergraduate Contemporary Global Architecture, Undergraduate Drawing Course 2003 Visiting Professor, ITESM Monterrey, NL, Mexico, Dept. of Architecture 2 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. 1997-99 Associate Professor with tenure, Texas A&M University, Dept. of Architecture 1991-95 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 1989-1991 Assistant Professor, Arizona State University, Dept. of Architecture 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 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 CRITIC AT OTHER SCOOLS OF ARCHITECTURE 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 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 PROFESSIONAL LICENSING 1990-present Licensed Professional Architect in Arizona 1982-present Licensed Professional Architect in California PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 1995- Principal, Edward R. Burian, Architect, Tucson, AZ and San Antonio, TX Present San Antonio, TX Spec. Houses (prelim. schematic design) Civano Pool and Recreation Facility, Tucson, AZ (completed 1996) Catalina Foothills Spec. House at Sin Vacas, Tucson, AZ (schematic design) Oro Valley Spec. House, Tucson, AZ (schematic design) Chula Vista Ranch, Tucson, AZ, Planning Analysis, Evaluation, and Criteria for CC&R's for a proposed subdivision on 17 acres of intact Sonoran Desert with lush desert landscape, Tucson, AZ Koch Residential Addition, Manhattan Beach, CA (completed 1996) Thousand Oaks Commercial Center, Thousand Oaks, CA, Planning study for a 10,000 sf commercial / retail center Bonner Residence Addition, Stockton, CA (completed 1992) Giffords Rancho / Hacienda, Tucson, AZ (schematic design) 3 Design Competitions for The Tucson Gateway Urban Design Proposal (schematic design) 1982-87 Project Designer, Project Architect, de Bretteville and Polyzoides Architects, Los Angeles, CA Gartz Court Relocation and Restoration Project, Pasadena, CA (completed 1988, won Los Angeles Conservancy Design Award) Restoration and Reconversion of a Hotel/Commercial Project, Pasadena, CA, (completed 1990) Fine Boat House, Redding, CT (completed 1986) Restoration and Reconversion to office space of an Industrial Warehouse, Santa Monica, CA (completed 1988) Condominium Complex, Beverly Hills, CA (design development) Campus Planning/ Urban Design Proposal for Scripps College, Pomona, CA (team member, won 35 year Congress of the New Urbanism Award) 1980-82 Project Designer, Project Architect, Paul Zajfen / IBI Group Architects, Newport Beach, CA UCSB Faculty Housing Project, Santa Barbara, CA, (competed 1983, won AIA Southern California Chapter Design Award) California State University, Los Angeles, Student Housing Competition, Los Angeles, CA 1980-81 Project Architect, Mark Appleton, Architect, Los Angeles, Wainright Residence, West Los Angeles, CA, (completed 1982, won Award of Merit, Sunset Magazine) 1978-80 Assistant Designer, Bobrow-Thomas Associates Architects, Los Angeles, CA Medical Educational Conference Center, Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles CA (completed 1981) Additions and Alterations, General Hospital of Everett, WA Schematic design (completed 1983) 1976-78 Job Captain, John Bleser, Architect, Santa Monica, CA Single family residences and commercial projects 1974-76 Assistant Designer, Pierre Koenig, FAIA, Los Angeles, CA The Chemehuevi Project: Prefabricated Steel Frame Houses and Community Center for a Native American tribe near Lake Havasu, CA PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1982-85 American Institute of Architects, Los Angeles Chapter ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS IN REGIONAL EXHIBITIONS 1993-95 "Edward R. Burian, Architect, Buildings and Projects," traveling exhibition in English and Spanish exhibited at the schools of architecture at the University of Texas at Arlington, Texas A&M University, and the University of Arizona 1993 Burian, Edward R., Tucson Residence, project exhibited in Houston, Dallas, and San Francisco in traveling exhibition, "City, Room, Garden." 1992 Burian, Edward R., Sonoran Desert House, design project ACSA 1993 Annual Meeting, Charleston, S.C. 1984 Burian, Edward R., 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 Burian, Edward R., presentation drawings, "UCLA Bridge Renovation Project," exhibited UCLA School of Architecture and Helsinki, Finland 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 1999 Burian, Edward R., drawing in, Gandelsonas, Mario, “X-urbanism: architecture and the American city,” New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1999, p.130 (255) 4 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,