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Jorge Trelles
Title: Lecturer
Office Location:
Building 35B, Room 110
Office Phone:
305-284-5083
E-mail Address
jtrelles@miami.edu
Teaching Area:
Building Construction. Architecture Design Studios. Advanced Drawing
Studios. Study abroad programs including Seminars and Design Studios. Historic
American Building Survey.
Education:
Miami- Dade Community College, Fall 1976 - Spring 1978
University of Miami, Bachelor of Architecture, 1981
Cornell University, Master of Architecture, 2001
Teaching
and Administrative Experience:
University of Miami
School of Architecture
Lecturer Fall 1990 – Present
Second Year Undergraduate: Architecture Design, Studio (Coordinator)
Graduate and 4th and 5th Year Undergraduate: Architecture
Design Studio
Graduate and Undergraduate Drawing Studios
Graduate and Undergraduate Building Systems I
Historic American Building Survey
Palladio Journey (travel abroad program) Inter-session 2002-2005
Graduate Rome
Program: Architecture Design Studio
(travel abroad program) Spring
2002-2004
Open City
Studio (travel abroad program).
Studio dates
and sites:
Capetown, South Africa Summer 2007
Tokyo, Japan Summer 2006
Mumbai, India Summer 2005
Bangkok, Thailand Summer 2004
Lisbon, Portugal Summer 2003
Shanghai, China Summer 2002
Tokyo, Japan Summer 2001
Rome, Italy Summer 2000
Seville, Spain Summer 1999
Athens, Greece Summer 1998
Port Antonio, Jamaica Summer 1997
Iquitos, Peru Summer 1996
San Juan, Puerto Rico Summer 1995
Cartagena, Colombia Summer 1993
Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala Summer 1992
Merida, Mexico Summer 1991
New London, Connecticut Summer 1990
Cornell University College of Architecture, Art and
Planning
Visiting Professor
Undergraduate Architecture Design Studio Spring 1989
Recent
Professional Experience:
Building Projects:
All projects executed as Principal and Architect of Record of Trelles
Cabarrocas Architects located in Miami, Florida.
Casa Marina 5,500 sf
(in progress)
4800 S.W. 85 Street
Miami, Florida
St. Katharine Drexel
32,000 sf (in progress)
Catholic Church. Weston, Florida
Multi-purpose Building and Master Plan of 18 acre site.
Miami Maritime
Tower 154,000 sf
(project)
Downtown Miami, Florida
(commercial building)
Alhambra
House 120,000 sf
(project)
Downtown Coral Gables, Florida
(residential condominium building)
Fine
House 12,000 sf
(in progress)
10705 Snapper Creek Road
Coral Gables, Florida
Ca’
Rosa 4,000 sf
(2005 - 2007)
2760 SW 23 Avenue
Miami, Florida
Cliff Hammock Guard
House (in
progress)
Miami, Florida
(civic)
(collaboration with de la Guardia, Victoria Architects)
Recent
Academic and Professional Honors:
Local Peer Reviewed Design Competitions:
AIA Florida Chapter Excellence in
Design Summer 2005
Award of Merit, Carrollton School
of the Sacred Heart
International Peer Reviewed Design Competitions:
Second Place, New London Gateway Design
Fall 1999
Competition, New London, Connecticut,
collaboration with de la Guardia Victoria Architects
First Place, New Amherst Ideal Plan Book House
Fall 1998
Competition, collaboration with de la Guardia
Victoria Architects
Selected for Exhibition, Plainfield Town Center
Fall 1996
Competition, Chicago, Illinois, collaboration with
de la Guardia Victoria Architects
Honorable Mention, Harvard Gate Competition,
Spring 1984
Cambridge Massachusetts, collaboration with
Jorge Trelles and
Maritere Trelles Cabarrocas
Publications:
Books and Monographs published:
One World- Shared Cultural Influences in the Architecture of the Americas.
Co-editor with Teofilo Victoria, The 1997 ACSA Southeast Region Conference
Proceedings published by the ACSA and The University of Miami.
Service:
University Committees and Administrative Responsibilities:
College of Engineering
2002 – present
Curriculum Committee
Sylvester Cancer Center
Fall 2001
“Path of Light” Garden Installation Project
Faculty Coordinator working with the Office of
Advancement and the College of Engineering
School of Architecture:
Faculty Advisor – AIAS University of Miami
2006-present
School of Architecture Chapter
Representative of the Dean in Miami
Spring 2004 - present
Chapter AIA Board meetings
Graduate Program Curriculum Committee
2002 – present
Model Shop Committee
(Chair) 2000 – present
Community Activities:
Advisor to Shenandoah Neighborhood
1997 - 1998
Association. Miami, Florida, John Westbrook,
President.
Carrollton School Facilities Committee. Miami,
1992 - 1996
Florida, Mark Reeves,
Chair. |