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Jaime Correa Application PackageJaime Correa Resume - Page 1 of 72 J A I M E C O R R E A S c h o o l o f A r c h i t e c t u r e University of Miami jcorrea@miami.edu www.correa-associates.com (Last five years of activity highlighted in blue) 1. Date: January - 2020 PERSONAL 2. Name: JAIME E. CORREA 3. Office Phone: (305) 284.5000 4. Cell Phone: (786) 412.3947 5. Home Address: 4250 Biscayne Boulevard, Unit 1605 Miami, Florida 33137 6. Academic Rank: Associate Professor in Practice 7. Primary Department: School of Architecture University of Miami 8. Secondary or Joint Appointment: N/A 9. Citizenship: USA 10. Visa Type (If non-citizen): N/A HIGHER EDUCATION 11. Institutional: University of Pennsylvania Master of Architecture Certificate in Urban Design 1989 University of Pennsylvania Master of City Planning Emphasis in Historic Preservation 1989 University of Cambridge Certificate in Classical Architecture and Medieval Iconography 1997 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 2 of 72 Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana Bachelor of Architecture and Urbanism Magna-Cum-Laude 1981 12. Non-Institutional: Non-linear Theory/Systems Theory/Complex Adaptive Systems On-line Course Complexity Learning Fall 2015 Introduction to Dynamical Systems On-line Course Instructor: David Feldman Santa Fe Institute Certificate of Completion Spring 2014 Model Thinking – introduction to models of collective action On-Line Course Instructor: Scott E. Page University of Michigan Spring 2014 Introduction to Complexity On-line Course Instructor: Melanie Mitchell Santa Fe Institute Certificate of Completion Fall 2013 University of Sedona Non-Secular Degree Ph. D. in Comparative Religions – South Asian Studies Dissertation Title: “Karma and Metempsychosis” 2012 University of Metaphysics Master in Metaphysical Sciences 2009 The Teaching Company 16- 48 Sessions at regularly appointed times Taken for non-credit Washington, DC. 2008-2009 National Charrette Institute University of Miami Coral Gables, Florida 2007 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 3 of 72 SmartCode® Workshop Institute of Transect Studies Taught by: Andres Duany and Others Miami Beach, Florida 2007 13. Certification, licensure: Gold Coast Real Estate School Mortgage Brokerage Qualification Course 2004 Goald Coast Real Estate School Real Estate Salesperson Qualification Course 2003 The Florida Crime Prevention Training Institute Certificate in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (C.P.T.E.D.) 1989 Bert Rodgers Real Estate School, Inc. Certificate of Completion 1984 Architecture License Asociacion Colombiana de Arquitectos 1981 EXPERIENCE 14. Academic: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI School of Architecture Fall 1989 – Present GRADUATE DESIGN STUDIOS: ROME STUDIO: LATERANO Master in Architecture (Elective Studio in Rome) Fall 2019 FOREIGN STUDIO: CHINA Master in Urban Design (Final Studio) Summer 2018 WYNWOOD WALLS STUDIO Upper Level Studio Summer 2018 AVENTINO STUDIO Upper-level Elective Studio in Rome Spring 2018 ROMA QUADRATA Upper-level Elective Studio in Rome Spring 2017 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 4 of 72 ROME/SICILY URBAN DESIGN STUDIO Documentation, Retrofit, and Research Studio Summer 2016 – Summer 2015 CANIN AWARD STUDIO With: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Victor Dover, and Joseph Kohl Urban Design and Architecture Studio Spring 2016 AQUATIC CENTER UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI With: Carmen Guerrero Urban Design and Architecture Studio Fall 2015 ROME URBAN DESIGN STUDIO: Carceri and New Town Morphology Studio Summer 2014 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO I Fall 2012 – Fall 2013 INTRODUCTION TO URBANISM STUDIO Summer 2012 REPAIR OF SUBURBIA STUDIO Summer 2012 ROME URBAN DESIGN STUDIO: Urban Design Principles Summer 2009 – Summer 2011 NEW TOWN STUDIO: Transect, Lexicon and Practice Fall 1997 – Fall 2011 (repeated every Fall for 15 years) SUMMER IN ROME: Retrofit Studio With: Jean Francois Lejeune Summer 2006 RETROFIT STUDIO: Repair of Suburbia Summer 1997 – 2006 NEW TOWN STUDIO: An Amerian Urban Recipe With: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk and Andres Duany Fall 1991 - 1996 HOUSING STUDIO With: Andres Duany Spring 1992 - 1996 RETROFIT STUDIO: Strategies for the reconstitution of American urbanism With: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk and Jean Francois Lejeune Fall 1991 – 1996 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 5 of 72 UNDERGRADUATE DESIGN STUDIOS: ROME STUDIO: LATERANO Upper-Level Elective Studio in Rome Fall 2019 SANTO DOMINGO STUDIO: Sugar Mills Reconstitution Upper Level Canin Award Studio With: Carmen Guerrero Spring 2019 URBAN FORM STUDIO Second Year Studio Coordinator Fall 2018 WYNWOOD WALLS STUDIO Upper Level Studio Summer 2018 AVENTINO STUDIO Upper-level Elective Studio in Rome Spring 2018 CANIN RESEARCH STUDIO: THE MEXICAN ENCLAVE Upper-level Elective Studio in Rome Fall 2017 ROMA QUADRATA Upper-level Elective Studio in Rome Spring 2017 SECOND YEAR STUDIO Evacuation or Adaptation: urban response to sea-level-rise Co-Cordinators: Jaime Correa and Oscar Machado Fall 2016 ROME/SICILY URBAN DESIGN STUDIO Documentation, Retrofit, and Research Studio Summer 2016 – Summer 2015 CANIN AWARD STUDIO With: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Victor Dover, and Joseph Kohl Urban Design and Architecture Studio Spring 2016 ROME STUDIO: BOTTOM-UP PUBLIC SPACE Rome Center Fall 2015 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 6 of 72 AQUATIC CENTER UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI With: Carmen Guerrero Urban Design and Architecture Studio Fall 2015 SECOND SEMESTER STUDIO: KEY WEST Spring 2014 and 2015 ROME STUDIO: WALKWALL CASE STUDY #5 - PORTA PORTESE Rome Center Fall 2014 MEDELLIN STUDIO: Cementerio de San Lorenzo With: Carmen Guerrero Sponsored Studio: Canin Associates Fall 2014 NEW(EST) NEW URBANISM UPPER-LEVEL STUDIO Spring/Fall 2002 – 2013 ROME STUDIO: TRASTEVERE Rome Center Spring 2012 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO IN ROME EFFAT UNIVERSITY IN SAUDI ARABIA Rome Center Summer 2011 ROME STUDIO: TEVERE PROJECT Rome Center Fall 2010 SUMMER COMPREHENSIVE STUDIO Summer 2004 - 2006 FIRST YEAR STUDIO: the human experience Coordinator Fall 1996- 2001 SUMMER STUDIO: the Caribbean experience Summer 1998 YORUBA TEMPLE: Folklore and local myth in Little Havana Fall 1996 and Summer 1995 SUMMER STUDIO: Bauhaus/Dessau With: Jean Francoise Lejeune Summer 1995 THIRD YEAR: Everglades Studio With: Luis Trellez, Ricardo Bofill and Joseph Middlebrooks Spring 1995 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 7 of 72 SUMMER STUDIO: Lima/Cuzco/Machu-Pichu With: Jean Francoise Lejeune and Teofilo Victoria Summer 1994 836 DADE'S CORRIDOR OF OPPORTUNITY: Seaport/Downtown With: Roger Schluntz, Michael Dennis, Antonio Ambrio, and Erick Valle, Michael Khaul and JulianBeinhart Spring 1994 UPPER LEVEL SUMMER I: Miami Beach Y.M.C.A. With: John McDermont (University of Texas) Summer 1999 THIRD YEAR: Tegel/Cemetery With: Roberto Behar, Tomas Lopez-Gottardi and Felipe Prestamo Spring 1993 THIRD YEAR RECONSTITUTION STUDIO: housing typologies With: Roberto Behar, Tomas Lopez-Gottardi and Felipe Prestamo Spring 1992 HOUSING STUDIO: McFarlane Subdivision With: John Medina, Felipe Prestamo and Marylis Nepomechie Spring 1991 ARCHITECTURE AND SPECTACLE With: Jean-Francois Le-Jeune Spring 1991 A CITY IN THE ROMAN FORUM: first re-constitution studio Fall 1990 KENDALL AND SHENNANDOAH: two housing projects With: John Medina, Felipe Prestamo and Marylis Nepomechie GRADUATE SEMINARS: INSTAURATIO URBIS The Rome of G. B. Piranesi Rome Program Fall 2019 AMSTERDAM-ROTTERDAM-BRUGES Design, Culture and Real Estate With: Chuck Bohl Winter Intersession Spring 2019 SWISS STRUCTURES: Basel, Vals, Zurich Swiss Contemporary Architecture With: Carmen Guerrero Jaime Correa Resume - Page 8 of 72 Spring Break Intersession Spring 2016 and Spring 2019 URBANISMUS-PRACTICUM: Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Urban Design (MRED+U and Architecture) Every Fall Semester since 2013 to Present URBAN PERCEPTION Another History of Italian Urbanism and Architecture Rome Program Spring 2018 BARCELONA ARCHITECTURE Design, Culture and Real Estate With: Chuck Bohl Winter Intersession Spring 2018 TYPO-MORPHOLOCAL STUDIES OF ROME Elective Seminar in Rome Spring 2017 BARCELONA Winter Intersession With: Roberto Behar Spring 2016 PORTUGAL INTERSESSION Introduction to Lisbon and Porto With: Roberto Behar Winter Intersession Spring 2015 AMSTERDAM: Open City Seminar With: Oscar Machado Spring Break 2014 CAPSTONE WORKSHOP (MRE+U + MUD) With Dr. Chuck Bohl Summer 2010 – Present INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW URBANISM Spring 2014 FORM-BASED CODES AND ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS Spring 2013 HINES COMPETITION COORDINATION Spring 2013 OPA-LOCKA CAPSTONE CHARRETTE COORDINATION Spring 2013 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 9 of 72 BARCELONA: Open City Seminar With: Oscar Machado Winter Intersession 2013 PUBLIC PLANNING METHODS AND BEST PRACTICES Fall 2012 URBANISM+S = URBANISM (S): The other urbanisms Spring 2011 INTRODUCTION TO URBAN DESIGN (In Rome) With Jean Francois Lejeune Summer 2010 – Summer 2012 SUMMER IN ROME: retrofit and documentation seminar With Jean Fracois Lejeune Summer 2006 - 2012 SELF-SUFFICIENT URBANISM Spring 2009 – Spring 2010 NEW TOWN SEMINAR: a recipe for the New Urbanism Fall 1991 – Fall 2009 HOUSING SEMINAR Spring 1994 - Spring 1995 INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHICS Coordinator Fall 1996 - 2000 A SURVEY OF DOMESTIC TYPOLOGIES Spring 1993 LOST SPACE HISTORY AND THEORIES: applied strategies for the reconstitution of the City Fall 1992 ON THE AMERICAN GRID: Philadelphia and Washington Summer 1992 THE FABRIC OF CITIES: a survey of housing typologies Fall 1991 UNDERGRADUATE LECTURE COURSES: INSTAURATIO URBIS The Rome of G. B. Piranesi Rome Program Fall 2019 AMSTERDAM-ROTTERDAM-BRUGES Design, Culture and Real Estate With: Chuck Bohl Jaime Correa Resume - Page 10 of 72 Winter Intersession Spring 2019 SWISS STRUCTURES: Basel, Vals, Zurich Swiss Contemporary Architecture With: Carmen Guerrero Spring Break Intersession Spring 2016 and Spring 2019 URBANISMUS-PRACTICUM: Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Urban Design Fall 2018 to Present URBAN PERCEPTION Another History of Italian Urbanism and Architecture Rome Program Spring 2018 BARCELONA ARCHITECTURE Design, Culture and Real Estate With: Chuck Bohl Winter Intersession Spring 2018 TYPO-MORPHOLOCAL STUDIES OF ROME Elective Seminar in Rome Spring 2017 DRAWING II: 3-D Graphics Coordinator – Second Semester Undergraduate Drawing Spring 2015-2016 BARCELONA Winter Intersession With: Roberto Behar Spring 2016 ROME ADVANCED GRAPHICS: Non-linear Perception and Metaphysics Rome Center Fall 2015 EXPLORATIONS: Urban Design for High School Students With: Carmen Guerrero UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Summers 2013-2014-2015 PORTUGAL INTERSESSION Introduction to Lisbon and Porto With: Roberto Behar Winter Intersession Spring 2015 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 11 of 72 ROME ADVANCED GRAPHICS: an ecology of perception Rome Center Fall 2014 AMSTERDAM: Open City Seminar With: Oscar Machado Spring Break 2014 INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW URBANISM Fall 2014 CULTURE IMAGE DIMENSIONS: Sicily and Rome With: Carmen Guerrero EFFAT UNIVERSITY IN SAUDI ARABIA Rome Center and Universita di Bologna Summer 2013 GRAPHICS II: Perspective Spring 2013 HISTORY OF SOUTH ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM Fall 2011 – Fall 2013 ROME: Layers of historic architecture and urbanism Rome Center Seminar – Spring 2012 SOUTHERN SPAIN INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM: Introduction to Mudejar Culture With: Oscar Machado Spring Break 2012 BUENOS AIRES INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM With: Oscar Machado Winter Intersession ` 2012 NEW URBANISM SEMINAR EFFAT UNIVERSITY IN SAUDI ARABIA EXCHANGE PROGRAM Rome Center Summer 2011 BARCELONA INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM Spring Break 2011 URBANISM+S = URBANISM (S): The other urbanisms Spring 2011 PUERTO RICO PROGRAM Winter Intersession 2011 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 12 of 72 DRAWING THE METAPHYSICAL CITY Rome Program Fall 2010 SELF-SUFFICIENT URBANISM Spring 2009 – Spring 2010 CROATIA INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM Spring Break 2010 NEW ORLEANS PROGRAM Winter Intersession 2010 SICILY INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM Spring Breakn (with Professor Lopez-Gottardi) 2009 INTRODUCTORY GRAPHICS Co-Coordinator and Coordinator With: Frank Martinez and Roberto Behar Fall 1994 to 1999 FREEHAND GRAPHICS Coordinator Spring 1999 to 2001 COMPUTER VISUALIZATION: Visualizing Caribbean building types With: Jorge Rigau, Erick Valle and Richard Langendorf Spring 1992 COMPUTER VISUALIZATION: new rendering tools With: Jean-Francois Le-Jeune, Erick Valle and Richard Langendorf Fall 1991 PRESERVATION OF CITIES: Re-constitution an American paradigm Fall 1989 ZHUHAI COLLEGE OF JILIN UNIVERSITY Visiting Professor Caotang, Jinwan District, Zhuhai City, Guandong Province, China April 2018 – May 2018 DESIGN STUDIO: ZHUHAI EXTENSION AT THE PEARL RIVER DELTA With Professors Yao Lihao and Hong Qin Spring 2018 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 13 of 72 LECTURE COURSES: AN INTRODUCTION TO WESTERN URBAN DESIGN Spring 2018 MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Department of Architecture Fall 1991 – Spring 1992 DESIGN STUDIOS: A FLORIDA BOTANIC GARDEN AND SCHOOLHOUSE Spring 1992 CITIES OF THE CARIBBEAN: on the re-discovery of America Fall 1991 LECTURE COURSES: ARCHITECTURAL RE-PRESENTATION Spring 1992 ACADEMIA SUPERIOR DE ARTES Departmento Delineantes de Arquitectura Profesor Asistente Medellin, Colombia Fall 1979 – Spring 1981 INSTITUTO DE ARTES Departmento de Delineantes de Arquitectura Profesor Asistente Medellin, Colombia Fall 1979 – Spring 1981 UNIVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA BOLIVARIANA Escuela de Arquitectura y Urbanismo Profesor Asistente Programa de Arquitectura Spring 1981 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 14 of 72 15. Non-Academic Professional: JAIME CORREA AND ASSOCIATES www.correa-associates.com Miami, Florida Founding Partner 2004 – Present Hotel 0519, Summer 2019 A proposal for a boutique-hotel in Cancun, Mexico. The square plan contains an interior courtyard and a side-yard populated by a grove of shade trees and a relentless pool. Restaurant facilities are held in a crystal rectangle within the courtyard whilst pavilions for relaxation and massages are distributed throughout the exterior landscape. A tall white-wash wall separates the hotel proper from the noise of the city. Twitter Units, Summer 2019 In 1637, Rene Descartes published a method to locate a point in space within an imaginary grid of X-Y-Z orthographic coordinates; his invention revolutionized mathematics and created a link between Euclidian geometry and algebra. This system of Cartesian Coordinates was implemented by Thomas Jefferson at a regional level with his Land Survey Ordinance of 1785. The Ordinance served to locate and measure rural and urban real estate in the new American territories – a system which replaced the old quilt of metes-and-bounds with the impeccable scientific rationality of the enlightenment. Before Descartes, and with a few exceptions, the pre- enlightenment man used his body, or his sensual perceptions, as the most reliable structure of measurement. In the post-digital era, the length of a digital message is restricted to no more than 280 characters – known as a tweet (equivalent to approximately 24 inches). But, could a tweet be used as a unit of regional measurement? If so, what would be its equivalents in the English and Metric systems? This project is an inventive philosophical contribution to this discussion. TWEET-TWEET-TWEET; may a tweet become the preferred unit of post-digital measurement. Bathroon Exhibit (a proposal), Summer 2019 With: Veruzka Vasconez A description of a variety of architect’s recollections of their first encounter with a bathroom experience. These texts will be transformed into a 3-D model by a neutral author whose information is limited to the architect’s written statements of 500 words or less. Our intervention includes a description of an immersion bath in Medellin, Colombia. House, Spring 2019 Two colossal polycarbonate houses glowing in a City of Coral Gables site. The most elemental archetype of the American house is represented on a plot of land surrounded by a perimeter wall. A common central yard and a rear pool with independent bar-b-cue ovens complete this naïve composition. Cube Apartments, Spring 2019 According to a report by Climate Central and Zillow, “by 2050, more than 386,000 existing homes in U.S. coastal areas are likely to be at risk of permanent inundation from sea level rise alone”. This mixed-use proposal is an alternative for residents who may choose to stay within affected urban areas in the City of Miami in spite of the potential displacements and Jaime Correa Resume - Page 15 of 72 disruptions that will be caused by this modern day climate phenomenon. The project is located adjacent to the Little River area – an existing industrial district along two of the most important railroad track spurs; it consists of seven mixed-use blocks accommodating about 12,000 residents and providing one oversized public space for the delight of locals and four semi-public courtyards for the enjoyment of residents on each block Nine Ziggurats, Spring 2019 An exploration on the notion of seriality in art and architecture. A serial repetition of objects in space is necessarily the most minimal interpretation of the dynamics of temporal passage - particularly when it refers to the metaphysical notions of identity and change. The full significance of these nine ziggurats emerges when the serial logic is fully grasped as a progressive tension between the parts and the whole – understood as the contingent sum of compositional units. What emerges is a type of dynamic and open-ended Gestalt marked by the relation between the unity, the series, the whole, and the process which calculated the confluences and divergences between the various objects. Four Concrete Poems, Spring 2019 An imaginary depiction of four different urban realities. The act of poetry is clearly most ancient than the discourse on poetry; history reveals that the poem has always belonged to a more primal theurgical or ritual function. These four concrete poems should be read as a conscious return to the Calligrammes of Apollinaire, the permutational poems of the Jewish cabalists, the graphics of the tail's mouse in the wonderland of Carroll, the poetry of George Perec, the anagrams of the early Christian monks, the carmina figurata of the Bubolic poets in Greece, etc. They are presented in the same futurist spirit of Marinetti and as a contemporary apology to the early disappearance of the Noigandres poets of Sao Paulo. A concrete poem is nothing but a visual poem with or without a linguistic syntax. A Contemporary Chinese Village, Fall 2018 The re-utilization of the traditional Cantonese village and/or the appropriation of its morpho-typological values as a means for the production of a contemporary city have become some of the greatest historic preservation challenges in the China of the new millennium. This proposal uses the Cantonese village archetype as a point of departure and challenges its various expressions to attain a new kind of modernity. Black Box Exhibition Center, Fall 2018 A new gallery and exhibition center located at the courtyard of the Department of Architecture of Zhuhai College of Jilin University, in China. This simple 6X6 square meters black metallic cube brings light into a purely white interior through 3 translucid polycarbonate skylights reminiscent of the archetypal “People’s House” in the Cantonese Region. The “almost nothing” expression of this black cube is violated by an oblique sign revealing the name of the project. Chinatown: a Chinese calligraphy project, Fall 2018 This New Town proposal uses Wang Wei’s Chinese poem from the Tang Dynasty as its point of departure for a master plan in one of the newest sections of Zhuhai City – located in the Guangdong Province of the Pearl River Delta (Poem supplied by: Professor Yan Wentao). Jaime Correa Resume - Page 16 of 72 Chapel at the Intersection: a religious building at the Mexican border, Spring 2018 Commissioned by the Unity Church, this is a building at the Mexican boundary between San Diego and Tijuana. Two independent halls, one on the Mexican side and one on the American Side, serve communities on both sides of the border. Brickell Underline Pavilion, Fall 2017 A 20 ft. X 20 ft. ephemeral installation for the Miami Foudation and the Friends of the Underline. Exhibited and built during Art Basel in Miami. Design Team: Cristina Canton, Jaime Correa, Adib Cure, Steven Fett, Carie Penabad, Elie Mehreb, Bernardo Rievling, and Qiazi Chen. “El Norte”: a new addition to the School of Architecture, Fall 2017 The School of Architecture of the University of Miami has engaged a professional firm to produce alternatives for the expansion and completion of existing necessities. This proposal radicalizes the programmatic solutions with the configuration of one single linear building facing the “true north” of the university campus and intersecting every existing building in the school proper. This solution defines discrete courtyard spaces, creates opportunities for monuments to honorary donors, and supplies a floating deck on the existing lake for special public relations programs. Center for Contemporary Stoic Studies, Summer 2017 A rural office block will become the epicenter of contemporary stoicism in America. This minimalistic labyrinth of Stoas composes a series of private and public spaces to produce new knowledge and criticism of historic philosophical texts. The iconography of the pyramid, the Hellenistic cover market (Stoa), the American green, and the rationality of the repetitious cells (the archetypal figure of the office building) are the main typological references of the project. Underline Pavilion Alternatives, Summer 2017 Three 24 ft. X 24 ft. ephemeral installations for James Corner’s Field Operations newest proposal in Miami-Dade County: a metaphor of sea-level- rise in the Brickell area, the M-I-A-M-I letters on wheels, and the Church of the Five Medusas. Casandra’s Measurements, Summer 2017 Her prophecies always came true. One day, she broke her promise to get sexual favors from Apollo in exchange for her prophetic gift and the gods punish her with the curse of never being believed. From that moment on, she could persuade no one of anything. She used her Roman Groma to measure the Florida rising seas; the results were dismaying. Only Minerva and her community of scientists believed her; everyone else considered her to be insane. From that moment on, South Florida kept a solemn promise to build a place without a future. Sea-Level-Rise Memorial, Summer 2017 Located on Biscayne Park, in the City of Miami, this public space memorial brings awareness on the most pressing environmental issues faced by coastal communities around the globe. The project provides a public auditorium and Jaime Correa Resume - Page 17 of 72 a stage on what seems to be the rooftops of the archaeological remains of the former city. Puppet Theater, Spring 2017 A small theater contained within a Platonic cube and a colossal lantern floating on a flat-bottomed barge. It is also an exploration of issues of architectural phenomenology, theory, and symbolism in the visual language of comics (an homage to Chris Ware’s Jimmy Corrigan: the smallest kid on earth) Ten complete diametric views of the project provide a more-real-than- real aesthetic concretization and an overall understanding of the ontology of the architectural object. The project can also be read as a political paradox where the primordial archetype of the Greek Senate building is combined with the typology of a puppet theater. The whole composition is a commentary on the role of architecture on the creation myth. Adam’s House in Paradise, Spring 2017 The mimetic/evolutionary idea of the origins of architecture, as sponsored in the writings of Vitruvius, Alberti, Laugier, and many more, is challenged and provoked. In this project the origin of architecture is not the illusion of the primitive hut but the rational capacity of the human mind to produce and perceive abstracted objects in space. Linear Block Archetype, Spring 2017 This is an architecture and urban design project for the densification of one typical American block. Three building types, containing three-story townhouses, generate a net density of 35 units to the acre. The project for about 300-450 people has continuous benches along the facades, provides three different public spaces within its content, and represents metal, concrete, and wood housing archetypes with a sub-tropical twist. Each building type houses a variety of plans to accommodate a diversity of family and human conditions. Cuatro Patios, Spring 2017 An affordable housing project composed of 24 attached residences. Autonomous units, which may adapt and change over time, consist of basic housing programs around four courtyards. The minimalist language of the primordial asymmetrical gabled housing type is meant to express a return to order as well as its potential for a multiplicity of iterative changes over time. Red Carpet, Fall 2016 A quasi-temporary project for an award ceremony venue in the new city of Miami. The building hybridizes its original program as a stoa market, open- air theater, fashion catwalk, wedding pavilion, place of worship, and public space; it proposes the potential stabilization and consumption of the exhibit building as a permanent feature of the new city. The project becomes a commentary on the real as well as on the potentiality of emergent typologies. Alternative City, Fall 2016 The project proposes an alternative for the re-densification of a typical American urban block by means of Micro Live/Work units placed on the obsolete fire code gaps and edges of suburban lots. The formal result validates the creation of a legible perimeter urban block composed of existing single- family houses and proposed Micro-units. The generic value of this Jaime Correa Resume - Page 18 of 72 acupunctural/incremental approach makes it applicable in any environmental condition. The New Voisin, Fall 2016 An archipelago proposal to house the City of Miami citizens that will be displaced by sea-level-rise. This is a contemporary retrofit proposal in the spirit of the renaissance; nevertheless, it proposes an architecture of autonomy in which residents can adapt their housing units in order to produce a self-emergent use-object. The project questions the ethical dialectics posed within the neoliberal city between use-value vs. exchange value. The Wall, Summer 2016 If there could be a real project for a wall between the United States and its neighboring countries, this would be its counterproposal. This project focuses on the capacity of architecture to understand and construct alternative scenarios and narratives. It emphasizes the innate capacity of architectur3e to reveal political ideas while advancing new tactics and global visions. “The Wall” is an autonomous frame inhabited and easily changed by its multiple users; a real monument representing the false lunatic propaganda of fear, alienation, disenchantment, and latent racism. Florida Refugee Camps, Summer 2016 A proposal to house the thousands of City of Miami inhabitants who would be potentially displaced by sea-level-rise into five refugee camps located on dry land. The plan rejects the notion of infinite urbanization and proposes a limited political territory where elements of collective memory are no longer associated with their original meaning because of their purposeful hybridization. The housing units, initially based on the models of the “Barceloneta Paradigm” and “Ludwig Hilberseimer’s Hochhausstadt”, are deliberately designed for personal fluctuations and continuous evolution. New Florida Palm Trees, Spring 2016 A counter-proposal to the anti-gravity “Raise or Raze” sea-level-rise discourse. This project uses regional landscape metaphors to elevate five city blocks 375 feet up on the air while providing an array of shared civic functions at the base of the structures. Three Ladies, Spring 2016 A corner live/work unit in Lake Flores, Florida. Facing a one-story traditional Main Street, the building front is occupied by an ice-cream parlor with a public “third space”. Three roommates share the common living spaces of the housing component - voluptuous roof volumes express their unique personalities. This building explores the small Florida inner courtyard as a paradigm for future housing development. New Atlantis, Spring 2016 A sea-level-rise master plan proposal for Miami-Dade-County. The master plan advocates a contemporary archaeological approach on a Jeffersonian half-square mile grid system. Miami Pop-ups, Spring 2016 Five pop-up structures for a new Knight Foundation Market in North Miami. The pop-ups include: a marionette theater (M), an incremental bench Jaime Correa Resume - Page 19 of 72 (I), a wall of memories (A), a market stall (M), and an illuminated lantern (I) spelling the word MIAMI. Red Square, Spring 2016 A public housing project on the tradition of an “English Close”. Granny apartments and flex ground floors provide opportunities for mortgage subsidies. Church of Perpetual Experimentation, Spring 2016 A place of worship accommodating every major religion of the world. This project advocates for new religious types where the unity of metaphysical values is contained and demonstrated in one single structure. Dante’s Museum, Spring 2016 A small public space bounds a small museum with three distinct exhibition spaces representing hell, purgatory, and heaven. Sitting on a regular 50’ X 100’ lot, this small skyscraper proposal is part of series of study projects for the creation of “third-places” within the first-ring of suburban areas in America - generally the ones in greater need of repair. Mobile Stage, Fall 2015 - Spring 2016 An ephemeral project to bring awareness of the necessity for public cultural spaces on the American territory. Floating Monument, Fall 2015 – Spring 2016 A continuation of the “Sorry We’ve Moved” series. This project also known as “three wishes” is a superimposition on the cover of the famous Rollin Stone article of June 2013 by Jeff Goodell. The project represents three wishes: a safe abode, knowledge, and a happy death. City of Coral Gables Business Improvement District, Fall 2013 - Present Amendments and enhancements of the City of Coral Gables Zoning Code – Downtown District. In collaboration with: Dr. Charles Bohl and Alex Adams. Blank Space Competition: Dear Architecture, Summer 2015 Two competition entries on the tradition of the literary group Oulipo and the graphic re-presentation methods of the Italian Metaphysical school of painting. Competition entry was published by the organizers in a small manifesto called: “Dear Architecture” City of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Florida November 2011- January 2014 Manager and Head Designer of an urban design, landscape architecture, and civil engineering team of consultants for the implementation of a three-block project on the westernmost side of Commercial Boulevard. The project includes: street reconfiguration, DOT negotiations, new plazas, redevelopment, code amendments, etc. In collaboration with: Steve Fett Architects, Falcon + Bueno, and Chen Moore Engineers. Client: Town of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Florida. Project of the Year at the APWA, Florida Chapter, 2014 and Florida Redevelopment Association’s 2014 Presidents Award. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 20 of 72 Miracle Mile and Giralda Avenue Reconfiguration, Coral Gables, Florida 2010-2015 A project for the reconfiguration of two of the most important commercial streets in Coral Gables. In collaboration with: Dr. Chuck Bohl, Ph. D. Client: Coral Gables Merchant’s Association. Final Project Implementation: Cooper Robertson, NY. Heritage Conservation Plan, Fall 2014 Queretaro, Mexico A heritage conservation plan for the historic center of one of the most important “Magic Cities” in Mexico. In collaboration with the Instituto Teconologico de Monterrey and UN-Habitat. Sorry We’ve Moved, Fall 2014 A four-tier climate-change adaptation proposal for South Florida. The project includes: a floating monumental city on colossal typography, the retrofit of leftover islands, a new town in the Florida Everglades, and a temporary camp for climate refugees. North End Redevelopment Area Master Plan, Spring 2014. In collaboration with: RMA, Pompano Beach Redevelopment master plan for the north-east section of West Palm Beach, Florida. Responsible for “Lean Acupuncture Incremental” strategies including: regional plan, agglomeration of blocks, infill housing, Anchor/Station details, and Pleasant City neighborhood master plan. City of Coral Gables Neighborhood Improvements Plan, Spring 2014 In Collaboration with: Alex Adams Proposals for generic infrastructure improvements. Case study: Coral Gables Hospital Neighborhood Section. Client: Agave International LLC. Cayala, Guatemala 2007-2018 Preliminary urban design plan; involvement in pre-design charrettes and preliminary architecture for a project ultimately credited to Leon Krier, in Guatemala. Current member of the urban design international consultant committee on issues of urban design implementation. Client: Corporacion de Desarrollo de Cayala. El Naranjo, Guatemala. 1998 – to Present. A 950 acre master plan including two complete neighborhoods, seven hamlets, a town center, a work center, and a power center. Client: Juan Pablo Rosales and Tinoco Family City of Coral Springs Main Street CRA, Fall 2013 With: RMA, Pompano Beach Redevelopment master plan for the City of Coral Springs downtown area. Main Street plan and infill development strategies. The Wave, Muscat, Arab Emirate of Oman 2005-2015 A master plan for a new town on the Gulf Coast of the Arab Peninsula. The town was designed in accordance with traditional principles of urbanism and Jaime Correa Resume - Page 21 of 72 architecture (in collaboration with OBMI). This project was awarded an International Cities Award in Dubai. City of D’Iberville Master Plan, Mississippi 2005-2012 A project in conjuction with the CNU and the Mississippi Governor’s Commission. A master plan for the reconstruction of 11 towns hit by Hurricane Wilma in 2005. JCA lead the efforts for the City of D’Iberville – SmartCode and Design Guidelines. Client: City of D’Iberville, Mississippi. MIMO District, Miami, Florida 2010-2012 A redevelopment plan for the historic MIMO section of Biscayne Boulevard sponsored by the MIMO-BIBO Neighborhood Association. In collaboration with: Dr. Chuck Bohl, and Jennifer Garcia. Client: MIMO-BIBO Neighborhood Association. Abu Dhabi Islands, Abu Dhabi, Arab Emirates 2010. A confidential master plan for the reclamation of an oceanfront area adjacent to the City of Abu Dhabi. In collaboration with: Oppenheim Architects. Client: Abu Dhabi Department of Development St. Lucie County Transportation Plan, St. Lucie County, Florida, 2010. A redevelopment plan along the FEC railroad track. In collaboration with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. Client: St. Lucie County. St. Martin County Transportation Plan, St. Martin County, Florida, 2010. A redevelopment plan along the FEC railroad track. In collaboration with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. Client: St. Martin County. Palm Beach County Transportation Plan, Palm Beach County, Florida, 2010. A redevelopment plan along the FEC railroad track. In collaboration with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. Client: Palm Beach County. Warrenton Master Plan, Warrenton, Virginia, 2009. A master plan for the creation of a new downtown community in the outskirts of the City of Warrenton. In collaboration with: Historical Concepts in Atlanta. Client: City of Warrenton, Virginia. Palm Beach Workforce Housing, Palm Beach, Florida, 2009. A master plan for the reconstruction of a golf course as a viable neighborhood. Client: AEC Development, LLC. Jindee, Perth, Australia, 2008 (in collaboration with Ludwig Fontalvo). Preliminary architectural design for one beach block within the Jindee master plan. The plan included the definition of approximately 15 buildings including a club house, a restaurant and gym and 12 apartment buildings/towers. Client: Confidential. North Beach Master Plan, Miami Beach, Florida, 2008. A master plan for the redevelopment of 79th Main Street in the neighborhood of North Beach. Client: City of Miami Beach. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 22 of 72 The MUD Master Plan, Abaco Island, Bahamas, 2008. A Congress for the New Urbanism Award winning project (2009) for the redevelopment of informal urbanism in the Bahamas. Jaime Correa and Associates hired as a consultant in aspects of informal urbanism. This project was performed as a professional collaboration with: Andrews University and Steve Mouzon. Client: Department of Development of the Great Bahamas. Pacific Islands, Antigua, Guatemala, 2008. A master plan for a new 1200 acre community based on notions of Agricultural and Self-Sufficient Urbanism. Client: Rosales and Tinoco. Chicken Hill, Asheville, North Carolina, 2008. A redevelopment project in the Historical Arts District of the City of Asheville. Client: Whit Rylee and Associates. Fayeteville Charrette, Atlanta, Georgia, 2008. A master plan for an area of Atlanta under severe rural development pressure; creation of self-sufficient agricultural communities. In collaboration with: Historical Concepts in Atlanta. Client: Town of Fayeteville. City of Surfside Master Plan, Surfside, Florida, 2008. A master plan for one of the most important Jewish enclaves in the State of Florida. In collaboration with: Seth Harry and Associates. Client: City of Surfside. City of Hialeah High Density Form-Based Codes, Mississippi, 2007. Form- Based Codes for three neighborhoods/districts in the urban core of the City of Hialeah. La Union, Salvador, Central America, 2006. A master plan for a traditional town extension in the Gulf of Fonseca. The master plan included a diversity of mixed uses and a new commercial main street (in collaboration with Juan Pablo Rosales). Marina de Cope, Murcia, Spain, 2005. A regional planning competition for the development of a waterfront area in the south coast of Spain. This project won the First Award (in collaboration with OBMI). Finca Moran, Guatemala, Central America, 2005. A complex master plan for the development of a new town in the outskirts of Guatemala City (in collaboration with Juan Pablo Rosales). Punta Gorda Citizens Master Plan, Punta Gorda, Florida, 2005. A master plan for the reconstruction of a Florida community badly hit by Hurricane Charley in 2004. This project won the Florida Governor’s Point of Light Award. Town of Miami Lakes Entrance Features, Miami Lakes, Florida, 2005. A comprehensive design of twelve public art alternatives celebrating the heritage and cultural history of the Town of Miami Lakes. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 23 of 72 Cedar Key Townhouses and Hotel Complex, Cedar Key, Florida, 2005. A proposal for new townhouses and hotel/condo units in the Cedar Key area (with Oscar Machado). NAMBIES House, Coconut Grove, Florida, 2005. A housing competition for a concerned group of citizens in Coconut Grove. This project won an Honorable Mention Award. Hialeah Heights, Hialeah, Florida, 2004. A 1,920 acre annex to the City of Hialeah. The project consists of a master plan and a set of land development regulations (urban/landscape/architecture). Los Almendros, Hialeah, Florida, 2004. A mixed use building in downtown Hialeah. The program includes 15 apartments, 3 townhouses, and 4000 SF of retail around a public plazoleta. Delray Beach LDR’s, Delray Beach, Florida, 2004. A form-based code for the Atlantic Avenue corridor in Delray Beach. The project includes three inner city neighborhoods and twelve districts. Winner of the annual Florida CNU John Nolen Award Medal in February of 2014. Trinity Building, Miami, Florida 2004. A liner building in downtown Miami. The project included three townhouses, one live-work unit, and two public urban spaces. Baoshan, Shanghai, China, 2004. A retrofit project for three commercial areas in Shanghai’s friendship neighborhood. The project included a bazaar, a promenade, and a plaza. CORREA, VALLE AND VALLE Town Planning/Architecture DBA: CVV and Partners Miami, Florida Founding Partner 1994 – 2003 The Weiss Property, Pembrooke Pines, Florida, 2002. A 735 acre community in the suburbs of Broward County. Bluewaters, Homestead, Florida, 2002. A new town in the Florida Redlands. Market Prototypes, Miami, Florida, 2002. A series of Publix Supermarket mixed-use prototypes in South Miami, Coral Gables, and Hollywood. Florida Power and Light Downtown Site, Miami, Florida, 2002. A mixed-use urban project in the midst of downtown Miami. Doral TND, Miami, Florida, 2002. A new town in the midst of Dade County’s suburban sprawl. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 24 of 72 Marathon City, Florida, 2002. A master plan for the reconstitution of an abandoned waterfront area. Quantum, Florida, 2002. A master plan for the development of 35 acres in the City of Boynton Beach. Muxbal, Guatemala, 2002. A cultural urban plan in the outskirts of Ciudad de Guatemala. Delray Beach Downtown, Florida, 2002. An award winning master plan with the participation of the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. Delray Beach Central Core Urban Code, Florida, 2002. An urban and architectural code for Atlantic Avenue in the City of Delray Beach. Westlake, Florida, 2001. Master Plan for the first New Urbanism affordable community in the State of Florida. St. Croix, Lauderhill, Florida, 2001. Master Plan for the reconstitution of a derelict shopping center and its conversion to affordable housing. Cedar Grove, Miami, Florida, 2001. A conventional affordable housing project. San Luis, Tallahassee, Florida, 2001. Master Plan for the first New Urbanist student housing project in the State of Florida. Stuart, Florida, 2001. Master Plan for the extension of the Community Redevelopment area in the City of Stuart. Pearl City, Boca Raton, Florida, 2000. Master plan for the oldest black community in the State of Florida. WECAN Charrette, Asheville, North Carolina, 2000. Master plan for the oldest and more liberal industrial community in the State of North Carolina. Downtown Hialeah, Hialeah, Florida, 2000. Master plan, landscape plan, and code amendments for the Hialeah central business district (under implementation). City of North Miami, North Miami, Florida, 2000. Master plan for the US1 commercial corridor Consultant for the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council City of Lakeworth, Lakeworth, Florida, 2000. Master plan and landscape scheme for public beach park and casino resort. Consultant for the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 25 of 72 Sabal Chase, Fort Pierce, Florida, 2000. Master plan and architecture. 340 affordable housing units. Marbrisa Apartments, Miami, Florida, 2000. 360 units of affordable housing. Master plan and architecture. Rivertown Master Plan, Rivertown, Florida, 2000. Master plan and strategies for the reconstitution of traditional main street. Consultant for the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council Courtyards of Delray, Delray Beach, Florida, 2000. Master plan and architecture for 46 market rate townhouses in downtown area. El Cortijo de las Flores, Antigua, Guatemala. 1999. Residential/Resort master plan for an addition to an existing XVth century farm house. Bartow Charrette, City of Bartow, Florida 1999. A master plan for a traditional town center / main street. In collaboration with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council Overtwon Charrette, Miami, Florida. 1999. A master plan for the reconstitution of the most important black neighborhood in South Metro Dade County. In collaboration with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council Lantana Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Code, Lantana, Florida 1999. Mixed-use codes for the various local corridors within the Town of Lantana. City of Coral Gables Master Plan Amendments, Coral Gables, Florida. 1999. Morpho-typological studies for various neighborhoods within the City of Coral Gables including: North Gables, Multi-family District, Industrial District, etc. Pomona Charrette, Pomona, California. 1999. A master plan for the reconstitution of an existing shopping center and its conversion to affordable housing and educational center. Collaboration with: Moule and Polyzoides in Los Angeles Various Affordable Housing Projects, Florida. 1997-1999. Application of New Urbanism principles to the practice of housing Client: Cornerstone Development. Cancilleria Nacional, Managua, Nicaragua. 1999. A modern interpretation of a courtyard public building housing the offices of the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Nicaragua (built 2004) Client: Eduardo Chamorro and Cancilleria Nacional de Nicaragua Office Building, Managua, Nicaragua. 1998. An office building / health club / social house/ bank in downtown Managua Client: Eduardo Chamorro Jaime Correa Resume - Page 26 of 72 Naranja Lakes, Florida. 1996 A 335 acre redevelopment master plan for a residential area devastated by Hurricane Andrew. A project in collaboration with: DPZ Architects and Town Planners Traditional Village Ordinance, Monroe County, Florida. 1996. A proposed regional code for the generation of compact eco-development in the Florida Keys. South Miami Beach Building Survey, Florida. 1996. A digital survey of the exterior and the interiors of all the historic hotels in the world renowned art-deco district. Incae Library, Alajuela, Costa Rica. 1996. A library building and research center at the Incae campus in Costa Rica (apprx. 3600 square meters). Reconstruction of La Loma, Nicaragua, Managua. 1996. A plan for the reconfiguration of the old Military barracks in Managua. Incae Neighborhood, Guayaquil, Ecuador. 1995. A regional and urban design plan for the development of a new town in la Puntilla. Forrestal Center Elderly Housing, Princeton. 1995. A counter-proposal for a small town where the elderly can find all the benefits of a viable community (approximately: 120 acres). Hacienda en Baru, Cartagena, Colombia. 1995. Architectural project Incae, Alajuela, Costa Rica. 1995. A campus plan for the reconstitution of academic and residential areas. Senores Mantica, Managua, Nicaragua. 1994. A counterproposal to a proponed commercial center. La Flor, San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua. 1994. A regional and urban design master plan for 30,000 acres on the Pacific. Los Altos, Managua, Nicaragua. 1994. A rural plan for a suburban community. THE OFFICE FOR URBAN COUNTERPROJECTS Miami, Florida President 1991 - 1995 The Town of Americana, Williamsburg. 1995. A competition proposal where the proposed city becomes a living museum for pieces of folk art as assimilated by the American Jaime Correa Resume - Page 27 of 72 collective memory. In collaboration with: Roberto Behar Award: Honorable Mention The Town of Immokalee, Florida, 1994 Urban design component to designate the Town of Immokalee as a Rural empowerment zone. In collaboration with: Jean Francois Lejeune Sunset Harbor, Miami Beach, Florida A project advocating small scale urbanism in an industrial district. In collaboration with: John Fletcher and the Sunset Island Neighborhood Association Bakery Center, South Miami, Florida, 1991. A counterproposal for the reconstitution of a Downtown Mall. The presentation, publications and direct confrontations with citizens, developers and public officials resulted on the defeat for the original anti-urban proposal. Incremental Growth Ordinance, Tequesta, Florida, 1991 The Office for Urban Counterprojects educates public officials on Interpretation and Implementation of the ordinance intentions. ATELIER FOR ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM. Miami, Florida President 1991 - 1992 Florida City Redevelopment Project, South Dade County, Florida 1992 With DPZ Architect and Town Planners Urban project, produced during intense design sessions (5 days), for the reconstitution of a small town devastated by Hurricane Andrew. La Serena Norte, Municipalidad de La Serena, IV Region, Chile 1992 With Alamparte y Barreda and Guzman y Larrain A 600 acre project for the "ensanche" of an existing colonial town. DOVER-CORREA-KOHL-COCKSHUTT-VALLE (a.k.a.: Dover Kohl and Partners) Coral Gables, Florida Founding Partner and Head Urban Designer 1989 - 1991 Riviera Beach Masterplan, Riviera Beach, Florida 1991 With Mark Schimmenti and Geoff Ferrell At this time, the largest redevelopment master plan in the State of Florida. Adopted in February 1992 and winner of a Progressive Architecture Award in 1993. Project urban designer Jaime Correa Resume - Page 28 of 72 Responsible for 1,300 acres of neighborhood design and reconstitution, supervision of urban codes and project representation. The Fox Property Study, Palm Beach County, Florida 1991 With the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council Comparative study and counter-proposal for two square miles of open space in Palm Beach County. Responsible for the design of the counter-proposal, comparative analysis, representation and organization of the final report. Davie Road Streetscape Design, Davie, Florida 1990 With Gary Greenan A re-interpretation of Americana. Responsible for research and documentation, landscape design, urban design, ordinance up-date, technical consulting team, project representation, supervision of computer simulations and presentations and negotiations with Redevelopment Association and citizen groups. Downtown Davie Redevelopment Plan, Davie, Florida. 1990 A resettlement plan for a 45 acres portion of Downtown Davie. Responsible for urban design, new codes, incremental development planning, project representation and supervision of computer simulations. Poetter Park - East Side Redevelopment Project, Davie, Florida. 1990 Low income housing traditional neighborhood in 70 acres of semi- urban land. Responsible for urban design, new urban codes, typological selection and architectural preliminaries, incremental development planning, project representation and computer simulations, client negotiations and presentations to citizen groups. Key Biscayne Properties, Key Biscayne, Florida. 1990 Master plan proposal for the development of the last open urban Space in Key Biscayne. Responsible for urban design, urban codes and project representation. Bocasound Masterplan, St. Petersburg, Florida 1990 With Mark Schimmenti. Suburban master plan on a waterfront property on the outskirts of St. Petersburg. Responsible for urban design and project representation. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 29 of 72 THE IMAGE NETWORK, INC. Coral Gables, Florida Partner, Head Urban Designer, Project Director 1988 - 1990 Habitat for Humanity, Miami, Florida 1989 With Dana Little Client: President Jimmy Carter Master plan and architectural preliminary proposal for The Jimmy Carter Project in Liberty City. Responsible for urban design, architecture, computer simulations, project representation, marketing and client negotiations. Counter-project #4, Palm Beach, Florida. 1989 With Estela Garcia Master plan for the reinterpretation of a strip mall. Responsible for urban design proposal, research and development, development comparisons, selection of building types, urban codes, computer simulations, project representation and final report. Masterplan for the Village of Tequesta, Tequesta, Florida 1989 With Mark Schimmenti Public charrette for the creation of a new downtown masterplan and for the reconstitution of two abandoned regional malls. Responsible for urban design, selection of building types and supervision of urban codes and computer simulations. Lincoln Road Revitalization Plan, Miami Beach, Florida 1989 With Maurice Culot and Teofilo Victoria as design referees Production of design alternatives for the revitalization of a historic Main Street. Responsible for documentation and research, design alternatives, client negotiations, computer simulations, charrette leader, and public presentations. Museum District, Miami Beach, Florida. 1989 Computer visualizations of the implications of a proposed urban code. Responsible for organizing the community to defeat the proposed urban code. Newkirk House, Coral Gables, Florida 1989 Photographic Research by Reinaldo Borges Client: Historic Preservation Division, City of Coral Gables Urban design and preservation study. Responsible for documentation and research, development strategies, client negotiations, public presentations and computer simulations. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 30 of 72 THE AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Research Assistant 1986 – 1988 THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Assistant Editor, Journal of Archaeology University Museum 1985 PENINSULA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOANS Miami, Florida Vice-President of Construction Loans and Residential Appraiser 1982 – 1984 DUANY AND PLATER-ZYBERK Architects and Town Planners Coconut Grove, Florida Design Assistant 1981 – 1982 + 16. Military: N/A PUBLICATIONS 17. Books and Monographs: Correa, Jaime. “Courtyard Houses: Mexican Enclave, the rule, and the model” Lulu Press, 2018 (Sponsored by The University of Miami Canin Award). With an introduction by Eric Firley and a post-cript by Brian Canin. Correa, Jaime, editor. “Rome Now: Form, Time, Space.” Bookbaby Press, 2017. Correa, Jaime, editor. “Six Inch Squares of Rome.” Bookbaby Press, September 2016 and March 2017 (Rome Program, Exhibition catalogue). Housing Finance Authority. Design Guidelines for New Construction and Rehabilitation. Lulu.com. January 2014 (Peer Reviewed). Duany, Andres, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Robert Alminana, Jaime Correa and three others. The New Civic Art. New York, Rizzoli, 2004. (Peer Reviewed) 18. Juried or Refereed Articles, Book Chapters And Exhibitions: Correa, Jaime. “Formal order out of informal chaos: a new Latin American dialogue between the official practice of heritage conservation and the concept of self-organization”. Routledge Companion of Heritage Conservation, Vinayak Bharne, editor. Taylor and Francis, February 2019. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 31 of 72 Correa, Jaime. “Rome: the parable of the incomplete”. Zine Format. Lulu Press. March 2018 (25 issues - limited edition for “The Interrupted City” Inaugural Lecture Series, Rome – OULIPO alternative literature exploration). Davi, Eliceo. “Unipa, collaborazione internazionale con l’universita di Miami per una tesi di laurea in architettura.” AISA – Associazione Italiana Studenti Architettura. March 26, 2018. www.iostudionews.it. Correa, Jaime. “When the earth meets the sky: the fictional painted-drawings of Lucien Steil – Cuando la tierra se une al cielo: la ficcion en los dibujos-pintados de Lucien Steil” DPArchitectura (Detalles y Proyectos de Architectura), No. 17: la permanencia de la ciudad, 2017, Spain. Correa, Jaime and Steve Fett. “Success from the bottom-up: lessons learned in Haiti’s Arcahaie region” A.C.S.A. 2016 Correa, Jaime. “From academic walls to no walls: a new frontier in urban design education”. WHITE PAPER COLLECTIONS. Paper reviewed by invitation to 50 American scholars. 2013-2015. Correa, Jaime. “The city is not a clock: considerations on the death of planning and the purpose of the 99% invisible – La ciudad no es un reloj: consideraciones sobre la muerte de la planificacion y el proposito de lo 99% invisible” MODULO No. 5 (2014): Universidad de la Costa, Barranquilla, Colombia, 2015. Correa, Jaime. “Contrapunto: transgresiones al transecto” Cuadernos de Arquitectura y Urbanismo No. 10 (2012): Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico, 2012. Correa, Jaime. “Sustainable Urbanism: a traditional agenda beyond science and business development” in Under the Sun: traditions and innovations in sustainable architecture and urbanism in the sub-tropics. Edited by Sonia Chao. Center for Urban and Community Design, University of Miami, School of Architecture, 2012. Correa, Jaime. “Vias Publicas: sobre el diseno objetivo y la realidad” Cuadernos de Arquitectura y Urbanismo No. 6-7 (2010): Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico, 2010. Correa, Jaime. “Autosuficiencia y Patrones de Desarrollo” Cuadernos de Arquitectura y Urbanismo No. 5 (2008): Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico, 2008. Correa, Jaime. “Urban Morphology” Journal of Urbanism Vol. 1 No.1 (2008), London, 2008 Correa, Jaime. “Transectual Transgressions” PLACES Magazine Vol. 6, No. 6 (2005), Berkley, 2005. Florida Congress for the New Urbanism and Florida International University. A Guide to the New Urbanism in Florida, Publication of Projects (2002) Jaime Correa Resume - Page 32 of 72 Correa, Jaime. “Santeria on the American City: the power of syncretism in architecture” ACSA Southeast Regional Conference Proceedings and Summary (1998). Correa, Jaime. “La Loma de Tiscapa in Managua, Nicaragua” ACSA Southeast Regional Conference Proceedings and Summary (1998). Emmerling, Wolfhard. “Uberraschende Ideen von Workshop der Studentern aus Miami Erwartet” in Mitteldeutsche Zeitung, Bitterfield, Germany (1995). Correa, Jaime. “Seven Recipes for the New Urbanism,” Journal of Landscape and Planning (1994): School of Landscape Architecture, University of Guelph, Canada. Bruckner, Heike and Harald Kegler. “Vockerode: modellprojekt sur erneuerung einer industriell gepragten ortslage in kulturhistorischer landscchaft” in Bauhaus Industrielles Gartenreigh (2004). Correa, Jaime. “Karl Brunner in Chile”. The New City – La Nueva Ciudad Vol. 1, No. 1 (1991): School of Architecture Journal, University of Miami. Correa, Jaime. “Computer Imaging: visualizing change before it occurs” Urban Land Institute Journal (Feb. 1990) Refereed Work Exhibitions: Laterano Studio | University of Miami MAXXI Rome Fall 2019 On Paper Architecture: My Experience Zhuhai College of Jilin University in China Spring 2018 Underline Pavilion Brickell Station Art Basel Miami Miami Foundation and Friends of the Underline Fall 2017 Skyscrapers Exhibition Group Exhibit of Skyscrapers Proposals in Miami American Institute of Architects Center for the Arts and Design Curator: Eric Firley Fall 2017 (RE)thinking Urbanism: imagining an environmental overcoming Solo Exhibit of Theory and Practice Korach Gallery University of Miami, School of Architecture Fall 2016 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 33 of 72 Dear Architecture Competition Entries Exhibition Blank Space and Archdaily New York City, NY Fall 2015 The Other Rome - the drawings of the School of Miami Carmen Guerrero, Curator Miami, Florida Fall 2012 The Art of the New Urbanism Charles Bohl, Curator CNU-20 in West Palm Beach West Palm Beach, Florida May 2012 New Palladians Lucien Steil, Curator South Bend, Indiana University of Notre Dame and University of Miami Fall 2011 – Spring 2012 The Other Modern Bologna, Italy March 2000 Faculty Work Coral Gables, Florida School of Architecture University of Miami November 2000 Bauhaus Kollege Dessau, Germany February 1999 Bitterfeld Studio Bitterfeld, Germany With the collaboration of the Bauhaus-Dessau October 1997 Cuban-American Museum Caribbean Cities/Ciudades del Caribe Little Havana, Florida 1994 Architecture of the Tropics Dade Cultural Center, Miami, Florida. 1992 Architecture sous les tropiques Fondation Pour L'architecture Brussels, Belgium 1992 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 34 of 72 Communicating Ideas Artfully Traveling exhibition Steelcase Design Partnership and Progressive Architecture. (Chicago, Boston, Minneapolis, New York, Los Angeles and Houston) 1991 Gylpotheca Miamensis American Institute of Architects Coral Gables, Florida 1990 Gylpotheca Miamensis Miami Dade Community College, Miami, Florida 1990 Student Work Exhibition Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, PA. 1988 Student Work Exhibition Institute of Contemporary Art Philadelphia, PA. 1987 Student Work Exhibition Institute of Contemporary Art Philadelphia, PA. 1986 Segundo Salón de Arte Joven Instituto de Artes Medellin, Colombia 1980 Primera Exhibición de Arte No-objetual Museo de Arte Moderno Medellin, Colombia 1979 19. Other Refereed Works Publications and Abstracts: Ondriset, Megan. “The Water Woes of Venice.” News@THEU. November 18, 2019. Binday, Alexa, Sydney Boyo, et al. “UM Students Spend Summer Traveling, Working, and Learning.” The Miami Hurricane. Campus Life News. September 12, 2019. C_A_G_E Magazine. “Stoicon Office Complex – an un-built project.” January 6, 2019. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 35 of 72 Act.of.Mapping, editor. “Post-Digital Housing”. October 26, 2018. Howarth, Dan. “Architecture students install bright orange stage below Miami Transit station”. DEZEEN, January 18, 2018 see: https://www.dezeen.com/2018/01/18/university-miami-architecture-students- install-bright-orange-brickell-stage-below-metrorail-transit-station/ Act.of.Mapping, editor. “Wynwood Marketplace.” July 27, 2017. KooZA/rch: a visionary platform for architecture. “Jaime Correa: challenging the status quo of representation”. Axonometric-Color-Master. May 2, 2017 see: https://koozarch.com/2017/05/02/challenging-the-status-quo-of-representation/ Act.of.Mapping, editor. “After the great flood.” April 28, 2017. Mariniello, Antonio Franco, editor. “Beyond Pompeii: archeology and urban renewal for the Vesuvian culture and tourist district.” Torre Annunziata. English/Italian. Gangemi Editori, 2016 Mariniello, Antonio Franco, editor. “Beyond Pompeii: archeology and urban renewal for the Vesuvian culture and tourist district.” Vico Equense. English/Italian. Gangemi Editori, 2016 Hoffman, Matthew and Francesca Guliani. “Dear Architecture” Blank Space Publishing, 2015 Pignatti, Lorenzo. Il Nuovo Grand Tour: WallWalk 2014/2015. Domus 986, December 2014. Steil, Lucien. The Architectural Capriccio: memory, fantasy and Invention. Ashgate Studies in Architecture Series, 2014. Phippen, Weston. Decade After Hurricane Charley Punished Punta Gorda, City is Thriving. Tampa Bay Times, August 14, 2014. Fugate, Janey and Brenda Medina. A New Look in Little Santo Domingo: Miami’s Allapattah area gets a face-lift. The Miami Herald, August 3, 2014. Fugate, Janey and Brenda Medina. El Embellecimiento de Allapattah: el pequeno Santo Domingo. El Nuevo Herald, July 30, 2014. Bojnansky, Erick. It’s a City Street, Not a Superhighway: when it comes to Biscayne Boulevard, FDOT might beg to differ. Biscayne Times. Vol. 11. Issue 12. February 2014. Pgs 41 and 48. Dover, Victor and John Massengale. Street Design: the secret of great cities and towns. Wiley Editions. 2013 (JCA, project contributor). Montgomery, Charles. Happy City: transforming our lives through urban design. Farrar, Straus and Giroux Publishing, 2013 (Jaime Correa acknowledged contributor). Jaime Correa Resume - Page 36 of 72 Cohen, Howard. Report to BID: ease downtown zoning. The Miami Herald Neighbors Section, Sunday, October 13, 2013. Joseph, Samantha. Heart of Gables might loosen zoning to revamp downtown. Miami Today. Thursday, July 25, 2013. Camiz, Alessandro. Lettura e progetto di spazi urbani collettivi: il transetto processuale. Planun: the journal of Urbanism. Napoli. May 2013. Sagharchi, Alireza. New Traditional Architecture and Urbanism. New York, Rizzoli, Spring 2013. Cenicacelaya, Javier and Lucien Steil. Magic Realism in Miami, in The Architectural Capriccio: memory, fantasy and invention. Ashgate, 2013 Brillhart, Jacob. On the Waterfront: Miami’s fifteen mile promenade. University of Miami, School of Architecture, 2012. Chao, Sonia, editor. “Under the sun: traditions and innovations in sustainable architecture and urbanism in the sub-tropics”. Center for Urban and Community Design, University of Miami, 2012. Crary, Duncan. The KunstlerCast: conversations with James Howard Kunstler – the tragic comedy of suburban sprawl. New Society, 2011. Duany, Andres. “A General Theory of Sustainable Urbanism,” Editorial Assistance: Jaime Correa, in Ecological Urbanism, ed. Mohsen Mostafavi (2010): Harvard University, Graduate School of Design. Steil, Lucien and Alireza Sangharchi. “Cayala: urbanism and architecture,” Publication of Cayala project in The New Palladians: modernity and sustainability for the 21st century (2010). London. Duany, Andres. “Making the Case for a Responsible Urban Design Curriculum,” Editorial Assistance: Jaime Correa, in Harvard Design Magazine (2010): Graduate School of Design. Dubin, Jonathan. “Reconstituting the American City: conversation with Jaime Correa,” in The Miami Herald, Business Monday Section, October 10, 2005. Visvas, Paul D. Karra. “The Wave Opens” in The Times Business, Dubai, October 18, 2005. Alia, Sayidh. “Sales Centre of the Wave Launched” in The Oman Daily Observer, Muscat, October 18, 2005. Correa, Jaime. “The Power of Ugliness,” in New Town (Winter 2004) Correa, Jaime. “New Inner-city Urbanism: one building at a time,” in The SNU Review Vol. 1, No. 1 (Fall 2004). Correa, Jaime. “The New Pragmatists: GenXers and their quest for authentic urbanism,” in New Town (Fall 2004). Jaime Correa Resume - Page 37 of 72 Correa, Jaime. “Cliches and Misdemeanors,” in The Town Paper, Vol 6. No. 2 (Summer 2004). Correa, Jaime. “Ethnic Enclaves in the Urbanism of America,” in The Town Paper, Vol 6. No.1 (Spring 2004). Robinson, Randall. “Ten Hidden Jewels of Miami Architecture and Urbanism,” in Loft Magazine, June-July Issue (2004). Steuteville, Robert and Philip Langdon. The New Urbanism Comprehensive Report and Best Practices, 3rd Edition, New York, 2003. Dutton, John. The New American Suburbanism. Publication of Projects and Direct Quotations. 2002. Pierce, Neil. “Cultural Urbanism: neighborhoods you’ll like,” in The Washington Post, July 2, 2000. Correa, Jaime and Estela Valle ed. American Urban Typologies: Key West. The Village Publishers, 1995 Corona-Martinez, Alfonso et al. “El Tigre,” in Summa Magazine, Buenos Aires, Junio-Julio, 2005. Katz, Peter. “The New Urbanism,” in The Spur Report No. 137 (1995) O’Neill, John. “Little Red Schoolhouse Re-opens,” in The Miami Herald, May 30, 1995. Katz, Peter. “Reclaiming our Towns” in Metropolitan Home, August 1994. Corona-Martinez, Alfonso. “Dame Dos” in Summa Magazine, Buenos Aires, April-May, 1994. Dunlop, Beth. “A Dramatic Look at Cities of the Caribbean” in The Miami Herald, April 7, 1994. Alvarez-Bravo, Armando. “Las Imagenes Eternas de Algunas Ciudades del Caribe,” in El Nuevo Herald, April 6, 1994. Author Unknown, “UM and MIT Join Together to Study Dade-County’s Transportation Needs,” in VERITAS, Vol. 36, No. 6 (1994) Slevin, Peter. “Looking at 2010: group aims to improve infrastructure” in The Miami Herald, January 25, 1994. Correa, Jaime. Manual of American Representation, Urban Summary No. 4, 1994 Katz, Peter, ed. The New Urbanism: toward an architecture of community, Publication of Professional Projects, McGraw Hill, 1993 Vonier, Thomas. “Blown Away: report from Dade-County on the aftermath lessons of Hurricane Andrew,” in Progressive Architecture (1993) Jaime Correa Resume - Page 38 of 72 Dunlop, Beth. “Rebuilding Communities the Next Step,” in The Miami Herald, April 18, 1993. Morgenthaler, Eric. “Old-Style Towns Where People Walk Have Modern Backers: design for living,” in The Wall Street Journal, February 1, 1993. Fisher, Thomas. “40th Progressive Architecture Annual Awards: Riviera Beach redevelopment master plan,” in Progressive Architecture, January 1993. Ritz, Thomas. “Kraftwerk als Schonheit aus Architektonishcher Sicht: studenten aus Dessau, Miami und Stutgart mit Ideen fur Die, Nachsten 50 Jahre in Vockerode,” in Anhalt-kurier, Germany, December 1, 1992. Correa, Jaime. Manual of American Building Types, Urban Summary No. 3, 1992 Dunlop, Beth. “A Blueprint that Makes Sense,” in The Miami Herald, November 29, 1992. Correa, Jaime. Manual for Neighborhood Reconstitution, Urban Summary No. 2. 1992 Dunlop, Beth. “New South Dade Plan Keeps Area’s Character,” in The Miami Herald, November 22, 1992. Stieghorst, Tom. “Mall Could Be Obstacle in Altering Dade Sprawl,” in The Sun Sentinel, November 30, 1992. Adams, Marylin et al. “Rebuilding South Dade: a sampler of voices,” in The Miami Herald, Viewpoint Section, October 18, 1992. Hampton, Jim. “Join Efforts for a Splendid Rebirth,” in The Miami Herald, November 19, 1992. Correa, Jaime. “This is the Time to Move from Suburbs to Inner-City,” in The Miami Herald, Viewpoint Editorial, September 29, 1992. Semple, Kirk. “The Shi Dynasty: who is this man and why is he smiling?” in The New Times Vol. 7 No. 21 (1992) Pena-Carreno, Mario. “US 500 Millones se Invertiran en La Serena Norte,” in El Mercurio, Santiago, Chile, September 23, 1992. Dunlop, Beth. “A New Vision for Downtown Miami,” in The Miami Herald, January 30, 1992. Dunlop, Beth. “Master Plan Unveiled,” in The Miami Herald, February 2, 1992. Dunlop, Beth. “A New Plan for Downtown Miami,” in The Miami Herald, November 10, 1991. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 39 of 72 Dunlop, Beth. “Bakery Centre Alternative Re-opens Streets and Creates Plaza,” in The Miami Herald, October 27, 1991. Note: Professional collaborations with The Image Network, Inc., Dover-Correa- Kohl-Cockshutt-Valle, Duany and Plater-Zyberk, and others have been reviewed by Domus Magazine and Abitare Magazine in Italy, Summa Magazine in Argentina, the Urban Land Institute, Progressive Architecture, and many other national and international journals, newspapers, and trade magazines. Professional Work Exhibitions and Awards: Underline Pavilion Brickell Station Art Basel Miami Miami Foundation and Friends of the Underline Fall 2017 Skyscrapers Exhibition Group Exhibit of Skyscrapers Proposals in Miami American Institute of Architects Center for the Arts and Design Curator: Eric Firley Fall 2017 Whe the Water Meets the Sky: the work of Jaime Correa and Associates Korach Gallery School of Architecture / University of Miami Fall 2016 Premio Dia Nacional del Arquitecto a Destacado Arquitecto Internacional Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Pachuca, Mexico Fall 2016 2014 Presidents Award Florida Redevelopment Association Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Fall 2014 2014 Charles A. Barrett Memorial Bi-annual Award Congress for the New Urbanism – Florida Chapter Spring 2014 John Nolen Award 2014 Contributions to the City of Delray Beach Congress for the New Urbanism – Florida Chapter Spring 2014 2014 Project of the Year Award American Public Works Association, Florida Chapter Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Spring 2014 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 40 of 72 2014 ULI Hines Competition Honorable Mention Master in Real Estate Development and Urbanism Faculty Team Leader Spring 2014 City of Opa-Locka Miami, Florida June – August 2013 Museum of History 2008 ULI Hines Competition Finalist Master in Real Estate Development and Urbanism Faculty Team Leader Spring 2008 Iternational Cities Dubai, Arab Emirates September 2005 First Prize Winner Marina de Cope (First Prize Winner) Murcia, Spain September 2005 20. Other Works Accepted for Publication: Correa, Jaime. The Grand Tour of Seaside: a speculative invitation for the New Millennium, Edited by Dhiru Thadani, Projected Publication Date: June 2020. Correa, Jaime, Keneth Triester, Jean Francois Lejeune, and Allan Shulman. Courtyard Buildings: a relentless historic type, Projected Publication Date: June 2020 Correa, Jaime and Charles Bohl. Wynwood Walls: a new frontier in urban redevelopment, Projected Publication Date: February 2020 Correa, Jaime and Carmen Guerrero. Sugar Mills in Santo Domingo: a corridor of opportunity, Projected Publication Date: March 2020 Correa, Jaime. Seven Recipes for the New Urbanism, North Carolina, Lulu Press, 2009 Correa, Jaime. Self-sufficient Urbanism: a vision of contraction for the non- distant future, North Carolina, Lulu Press, 2009 PROFESSIONAL 21. Funded Research: CANIN AWARD URBAN DESIGN STUDIO 2020-2025 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 41 of 72 Principal Investigator: Jaime Correa Funding: $100,000 for a 5 Year Upper-Level Studio (@ 20,000/Year) Funding: Canin and Associates and Canin Family UNDERLINE PAVILION 2017 Principal Investigator: Carie Penabad Research Team: Jaime Correa, Cristina Canton, Steve Fett and Adib Cure Funding: Miami Foundation and Friends of the Underline HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY DESIGN GUIDELINES AND OPA-LOCKA FORM BASED CODES 2013-2014 Principal Investigator: Jaime Correa Research Managers: Center for Urban and Community Design and University of Miami Office for Civic Engagement Funding: Jessie Ball DuPont Foundation and Miami-Dade County Housing Finance Authority KELLOGG FOUNDATION and BARR FOUNDATION GRANT: Haiti (urban/rural settlements on the region of Archaie) 2013-2014 Principal Investigator: Sonia Chao Urban Design and Public Space Manager: Jaime Correa Center for Urban and Community Design Funding: Kellogg Foundation and Barr Foundation CITY OF OPA-LOCKA CHARRETTE: the barracks 2013 Principal Investigators: Dr. Charles Bohl and Jaime Correa Research Team: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Armando Montero, Andrew Giorgiadis. Master in Urban Design and Master in Real Estate and Urbanism Funding: OL-CDC UNDER THE SUN 2009-2013 Principal Investigators: Sonia Chao, Jaime Correa et al. Publication Managers: Center for Urban and Community Design Funding: National Endowment for the Arts= KNIGHT PROGRAM IN COMMUNITY BUILDING 2001 – 2008 Director: Dr. Chuck Bohl Design Team: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk and Jaime Correa Knight Fellows and Knight Scholars Position: Knight Professor in Community Building Funding: Knight Foundation PRESERVATION PLAN FOR THE REDLANDS 1993 - 1995 Primary Investigators: Rocco Ceo and Margot Dow Project Director: Metro Dade Historic Preservation Division Jaime Correa Resume - Page 42 of 72 Advisory Team: Eric Valle, Richard Langendorf, Jaime Correa et al. Funding Source: Knight Foundation UNDERGRADUATE INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 1986 - 1988 Primary Investigator: Dr. Richard Lambert Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania, Department of Sociology Project Director: Jaime Correa and Judy Gerstl Project Team: Naima Gherbi, Carola Correa, Robert D'Agostino, etc. Funding Source: The Rockefeller Foundation. 22. Editorial Responsibilities: Correa, Jaime, Keneth Triester, Jean Francois Lejeune, and Allan Shulman. Courtyard Buildings: a relentless historic type, Projected Publication Date: June 2020 Correa, Jaime and Charles Bohl. Wynwood Walls: a new frontier in urban redevelopment, Projected Publication Date: February 2020 Correa, Jaime and Carmen Guerrero. Sugar Mills in Santo Domingo: a corridor of opportunity, Projected Publication Date: March 2020 Jaime Correa and Associates Web-blog A variety of articles on architecture, urbanism, and the arts www.correa-associates.com Since 2017 to Present Courtyard Houses: the Mexican enclave, the rule and the model A publication documenting the work of a SOA-UM studio Jaime Correa and 10 students at the Fall 2018 Canin Award Studio 2018 Rome Now: Form-Time-Space A publication documenting non-linear moments in the city Jaime Correa and 10 students at the Rome Program Spring 2017 2017 Six Square Inches of Rome Fontana dei Libri: a documentation exercise Jaime Correa and 14 students at the Rome Program Fall 2015 2016-2017 Trinity University Press Peer Book Review Perez, Julio Cesar. “The magic and poetry of Cuban courtyards” 2015 Frontiers of Architectural Research Peer Paper Review “Planning Urban Megaprojects in the Gulf” 2015 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 43 of 72 Academic Papers National Committee Chairperson Congress for the New Urbanism 2011 – 2014 International Board of Editors Forma Civitatis International Journal of Urban and Territorial Morphological Studies Rome, Italy 2012 – 2014 Board of Editors Cuadernos de Arquitectura y Nuevo Urbanismo Instituto Politecnico de Monterrey, Mexico 2008- 2014 Academic Papers Reviewer Congress for the New Urbanism 2008 – 2014 Zemch2013 International Conference on Sustainability Moderator October 2013 Yoga Research Foundation Publications Co-Editor with Swami Jotyrmayananda 2010 – 2011 The Correa Report: a quarterly publication on sustainable design and urbanism Editor 2007-2009 The Town Paper Guest Editor and Editorial Page Author 2003-2004 23. Professional and Honorary Organizations: Housing Finance Authority (ADRAC Board Member) Climate Reality Corps with Vice-President Al Gore (Florida Mentor) Congress for the New Urbanism (Friend – Former Member) Tactical Urbanism (Member) Pop-up-City Network (Friend) Grupo Ciudad Emergente (Friend) American Planning Association (Member) American Institute of Architects (Member) Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (A.C.S.A. Member) P-2-P - Peer to Peer with Nikos Salingaros (Member) Santa Fe Institute (On-line Alumnus) National Trust for Historic Preservation (Friend) American Philosophical Association (Friend) American Association of Philosophy (Friend Teachers Chapter) Jaime Correa Resume - Page 44 of 72 International Metaphysical Ministry (Member) Society of Architectural Historians (Friend) Kadampa Buddhism Drolma Center (Friend and Former Member) Yoga Research Center (Friend and Former Member) Philosophical Research Society (Friend) Asociacion Colombiana de Arquitectos (Member) Climate Change Alliance and Protection Society (Member) American Oriental Society (Friend) Unity on the Bay (Friend and Former Member) SGI Buddhist Community of Coral Gables (Friend) English Speaking Union of USA (Member) 24. Honors and Awards: 2019 Urban Design and Architecture Awards International Jury Member Architecture Press Release 2019 Master of Science in Urban Design NCAAA Accreditation Reviewer College of Architecture and Design EFFAT University Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 2019 Keynote Speaker Primer Encuentro de Escuelas de Arquitectura “Reflexiones en Papel: la estética del espacio público en la era post-digital” Casa de La Ciudad Oaxaca, Mexico 2018 Keynote Speaker Guangtong Province Comprehensive Disaster Conference “My Experience: sea-level rise and climate adaptation in Miami” Zhuhai Housing, Urban-Rural Planning and Development Bureau Zhuhai City, China. 2018 Inaugural Lecture “By Fate, not by Choice: limiting the urban edge” Interrupted City International Symposium Iowa State University Rome, Italy 2018 Yale University Rome Studio “Trionfale: an introduction to the work of the Instituto della Case Popolari” – in-situ lecture to faculty and students Invited by: Professor Elizabeth Moule Rome, Italy 2018 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 45 of 72 Keynote Speaker “Imaginar la ciudad nueva” Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Dia Nacional Del Arquitecto Mexicano Pachuca, Mexico 2016 Keynote Speaker “Re-caminar la ciudad: la muerte de la planificacion urbana” Casa de La Ciudad Serie Agosto: conferencias sobre la ciudad informal Oaxca, Mexico 2016 Faculty Advisor Finalist Hines Competition 2016: Atlanta Finalist Team (4/151) 2016 Faculty Advisor Honorable Mention Hines Competition 2016: Atlanta Semi-finalist Team and Honorable Mention (8/151) 2016 Climate Reality Leadership Mentoring Award Mentor Four-day Mentorship Program in Miami Climate Reality Corps 2015 High-Noon Faculty Lecture Series Keynote Speaker “Imago Urbis: history of the future (please come in)” School of Architecture University of Miami Fall 2014 Director Master in Urban Design University of Miami Fall 2014 2014 Presidents Award Florida Redevelopment Association Fall 2014 2014 Decade of Design Research Grants Juror Clinton Global Initiatives + ACSA + AIA Spring 2014 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 46 of 72 2014 Charles A. Barrett Memorial Award Congress for the New Urbanism – Florida Chapter Spring 2014 John Nolen Award 2014 Shared award for contributions to the City of Delray Beach Congress for the New Urbanism – Florida Chapter Spring 2014 2014 Project of the Year Award American Public Works Association, Florida Chapter Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Spring 2014 Seaside International Symposium Speaker Seaside Institute Spring 2014 Excellence in Civic Engagement Award University of Miami 2013 Climate Reality Leadership Award Four-day leadership training workshop with Former Vice-President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore Climate Reality Corps 2013 “99% Invisible Urbanism: the informal things we build and what they say about us” Keynote Speaker, Simposio Visión Latinoamericana Universidad de La Costa, Barranquilla, Colombia 2013 Brian Canin Faculty Award Tactical Urbanism With: Jason Hill 2013 Gina Tirinnanzi Memorial Scholarship Award American Planning Association Studio Award to Faculty and Students “Muslim Enclave in Florida” 2012 Brian Canin Faculty Award Woonerf in Orlando (Shared-Street Sections in America) With: Gabriel Williams 2012 International Tracks Coordinator Congress for the New Urbanism CNU XX in West Palm Beach 2011 - 2012 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 47 of 72 National Charter Awards Distinguished Jury Member Congress for the New Urbanism CNU XIX 2010 – 2011 Coordinator Master in Urban Design University of Miami Fall 2009 – Summer 2014 Brian Canin Faculty Award Successional Development – Incremental Urbanism With: Bryan Kelly 2011 Academic Editorial Reviewer Journal of Urbanism: International Research on Placemaking and Urban Sustainability 2010 Alameda Market Congress for the New Urbanism Student Charter Award Faculty Critic 2010 Brian Canin Faculty Award Urban Agriculture With: Joachim Perez 2010 Lee County Plan for Conservation and Development Congress for the New Urbanism CNU XVIII Charter Award The Region: Metropolis, City and Town Dover-Kohl and Partners uses SmartCode Module developed by Jaime Correa and Associates 2010 Coordinator Graduate Program in Suburb and Town Design School of Architecture 1996 – 2009 Knight Professor in Community Building University of Miami School of Architecture 2000 – 2008 City of Punta Gorda Master Plan League of American Bicyclists Honorable Mention Florida Bike Friendly Community Award 2009 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 48 of 72 Abaco Island Master Plan Congress for the New Urbanism Student Charter Award Andrews University Charrette Studio Professional Collaborator: Jaime Correa and Associates 2009 SmartCode Congress for the New Urbanism Charter Award Institute for Applied Transect Studies Sustainability Module 2009 Honorable Mention League of American Bicyclists Punta Gorda 2005 Citizens Master Plan 2009 -2010 Keynote Speaker Albany Roundtable Albany, New York 2009 Keynote Speaker Greencities Florida Orlando, Florida 2009 Keynote Speaker Florida Governor’s Point of Light Award Punta Gorda, Florida 2009 Advisor Climate Change Culture Orlando, Florida 2007 – 2009 Member Alliance for Climate Protection 2008 Notre Dame School of Architecture D’Iberville Typological Study /Graduate Program Case Study 2006 New York University D’Iberville Feasibility Study Graduate Program in Real Estate and Finance 2005 Marina de Cope Master Plan First Prize (Award Winner), 2005 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 49 of 72 The Wave Master Plan Dubai’s International Cities Award 2005 Punta Gorda’s Master Plan Florida Governor’s Point of Light Award 2005 NAMBIES Competition Honorable Mention 2005 Congress for the New Urbanism First John Nolen Medal (shared with T.C.R.P.C.) 2005 American Planning Association Florida Chapter Award City of Delray Beach Downtown Regulations 2004 American Planning Association Florida Chapter Award City of Coral Gables Downtown Master Plan 2002 American Planning Association Florida Chapter Award City of Delray Beach Downtown Master Plan 2002 North Carolina Planning Association Asheville WECAN Master Plan 2001 Cambridge Summer of Excellence English Speaking Union 1998 X Bienal de Arquitectura en Chile U.S.A. Guest Speaker Santiago, Chile 1995 The Wiliamsburg Competition Honorable Mention - Town Plan Williamsburg, Virginia 1995 American Institute of Architects National Student Chapter Research Award - Middletown Connecticut Catherine Johnson’s Advisor 1994 Progressive Architecture Urban Design Citation Riviera Beach, 1993 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 50 of 72 La Serena Norte Second Prize Among more than twenty international participants 1992 Graduate Thesis Committee's Research Award Urban Design and Entropies University of Pennsylvania, 1987 Dean's Student and Planning Committee Urban Design Representative University of Pennsylvania 1986 – 1987 Design Jury Member at Other Institutions: University of Notre Dame Rome Program Guest Critic for Ettore Mazzola’s Graduate Studio Final Semester Reviews Fall 2019 Sapienza Universita di Roma Carceri Redevelopment Project Guest Critic Professors Giussepe Strappa and Alessandro Camiz Summer 2014 Sapienza Universita di Roma San Vito Romano Yearly Workshops Organization and Coordination Board 2011 - 2012 University of Notre Dame Master in Urban Design Rome Program Douglas Duany 2012 Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Campus Queretaro, Mexico Ramon Abonze 2011 Sapienza Universita di Roma Dipartimento di Architettura Progetto e Urbanistica Alessandro Camiz 2011 RAS and Vesuvian Institute Castellamare Beyond Pompei II Students from several universities 2010 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 51 of 72 Instituto Teconologico de Monterrey Campo Queretaro, Mexico Dr. Carlos Arvizu 2010 Miami-Dade Community College Maria Zabala 2009 Yale University School of Architecture New Haven, Connecticut Krier/Duany Transect Studio 2003 University of Notre Dame School of Architecture South Bent, Indiana 1998, 1999, 2006-2007 Massachussets Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) School of Architecture Cambridge, MA. Michael Denni's urban design studio April 1994 Graduate School of Design Harvard University Boston, MA. Rodolfo Machado's Forestal Valparaiso Studio December 1992 Facultad de Arquitectura Universidad Catolica de Chile Santiago, Chile. Gustavo Munizaga August 1992 Facultad de Arte y Delineacion Arquitectonica Escuela Superior de Artes Medellin, Colombia. Jorge Hincapie March 1992 25. Post-Doctoral Fellowships: N/A Jaime Correa Resume - Page 52 of 72 26. Other Professional Activities: Institutional Public Charrettes and Workshops: BRICKELL CENTER– NEXT PHASE MUD and MRE+U Capstone Project Design Charrette Leader with Professor Chuck Bohl May 2019 WYNWOOD WALLS – MONETIZING ITS RETROFIT MUD and MRE+U Capstone Project Design Charrette Leader with Professor Chuck Bohl May 2018 DOWNTOWN FLAGLER HISTORIC DISTICT MUD and MRE+U Capstone Project TDR’s Research/Design Leader May 2016 LITTLE RIVER CHARRETTE MUD and MRE+U Capstone Project Charrette Leader (Urban Design) May 2015 WALLWALK ROME Aurelian Walls at Porta Portese Roma Tre Fall 2014 CLIMATE REALITY CORPS FELLOWSHIP (Leading Advisors: Al Gore and Mario Molina) Summer 2013 – 2014 90 BLOCKS CHARRETTE: Historic Queretaro Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Charrette Leader/Process Consultant May 2014 HAITI: urban design and infrastructure proposals for the Archaie Region in Haiti – three urban design interventions (S-M-L) Regional Charrette May 2014 LITTLE SANTO DOMINGO CHARRETTE MUD and MRE+U Capstone Project Charrette Leader (Urban Design) May 2014 HAITI: settlements in documentation in the Archaie region Empowerment and Capacity Building Training Fall 2013 THE BARRACKS CHARRETTE Master Plan for the City of Opa-Locka, Florida MUD and MRE+U Capstone Project Jaime Correa Resume - Page 53 of 72 Charrette Leader (Urban Design) May 2013 HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY Spring 2013 Design Guidelines for New Construction and Rehabilitation CITY OF OPA-LOCKA Spring 2013 Form-Based Codes for Three Commercial Corridors HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY Spring 2013 Design Guidelines for Urban Infill CITY OF M. BEACH CONVENTION CENTER WORKSHOP Summer 2012 Graduate Program in Real Estate and Urbanism University of Miami ATLANTIC BOULEVARD CHARRETTE AND WORKSHOPS COMMERCIAL BOULEVARD PUBLIC WORKSHOP(S) November 2011 – November 2012 With: Steven Fett Redevelopment, Design, and Implementation of Plazas LAUDERDALE-BY-THE-SEA CHARRETTE Summer 2011 Graduate Program in Real Estate and Urbanism University of Miami HAITI RECONSTRUCTION CHARRETTE 2010 Jaime Correa (Team Leader – Informal Urbanism) Center for Urban and Community Design, University of Miami Master Plan and Research Project for the Reconstruction of Port-Au-Prince HOLLYWOOD DOWNTOWN AND BEACH CHARRETTE Summer 2010 Graduate Program in Real Estate and Urbanism University of Miami KNIGHT PROGRAM FINAL CHARRETTES Team Designer University of Miami 2002 – 2008 CITY OF CORAL GABLES DOWNTOWN CHARRETTE 2002 Jaime Correa (Urban Designer – Apartment Area) Master Plan and reconstitution of an affected area in downtown Coral Gables. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 54 of 72 79th STREET CHARRETTE INITIATIVE 1999 Jaime Correa (Principal Investigator) Visioning Session/Development of Inter-modal Stations in North Dade. THE HIALEAH DOWNTOWN CHARRETTE 1996. Daniel Williams (Principal Investigator) Development of neighborhoods and neighborhood centers. ANACOSTIA CHARRETTE, Washington, DC 1996 Development of an extension to the old town of Anacostia. WYNWOOD LITTLE PUERTO RICO CHARRETTE. 1995 The development of urban design strategies for the reconstitution of an urban low income neighborhood with specific ethnical traits. EL TIGRE CHARRETTE, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1994 A 2,000 acre retrofit charrette involving public officials, developers and faculty from the Universidad de Belgrano in Buenos Aires. EAST/WEST CORRIDOR. A summary drawing for Destination 2010 project in Dade County. Published October 1994 by Arthur Andersen and Co. KEY BISCAYNE SINGLE FAMILY ORDINANCE 1994. A public-design of an electronic ordinance for the regulation of single family houses. Adopted in March 1994. DISTRICT ELEVEN MASTER PLAN 1993. A case and design study of two districts within Dade County. YAPHANK CHARRETTE, Long Island. 1993. A 3,000 acre master plan counter-proposal In collaboration with: Peter Calthorpe, Catholic University of Maryland, and New York Institute of Technology. PALM BEACH COUNTY CHARRETTE 1993. A county wide pro-active design session to master plan five paradigmatic areas. In collaboration with: the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council. BAUHAUS DESSAU AT VOCKERODE, Dessau, Germany 1992 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 55 of 72 A master plan proposal for a small industrial garden city within the Dessau-Worlitz garden realm. In collaboration with: Jean-Francois Le-Jeune, Paul Gleye and Harald Kegler. NEW SOUTH DADE CHARRETTE, Miami, Florida 1992 A Hurricane Andrew master plan proposal for the transformation of The Cutler Ridge regional mall into a town square. In collaboration with: George Hernandez, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Sonia Chao and F.I.U. faculty members. NEW VISION FOR DOWNTOWN MIAMI, Miami, Florida 1991 A master plan for the reconstitution of inner city neighborhoods and downtown area. In collaboration with: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk and Jean-Francois Le-Jeune Professional Lectures and Activities: AN ONTOLOGY OF THE COURTYARD HOUSE AIA Florida Convention Orlando, Florida Summer 2019 REFLEXIONES EN PAPEL: la estética del espacio público en la era post- digital Casa de La Ciudad Oaxaca, Mexico Fall 2018 PAPER-ARCHITECTURE: a new contemporary alternative Zhuhai College of Jilin University Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, China Spring 2018 RE-CAMINAR LA CIUDAD: muerte de la planificacion urbana Casa de La Ciudad Oaxca, Mexico Summer 2016 SUCCESS FROM THE BOTTOM UP (With Steven Fett) ACSA National Convention in Seattle Spring 2016 THE NEW ATLANTIS Guest Speaker Dean Emeritus Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk’s lecture series Spring 2016 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 56 of 72 TWO TACTICTS Guest Speaker Professor Gelabert-Navia’s History of L.A. Contemporary Arch. Spring 2016 FLORIDA TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION Lecturer Architecture and Civic Art Session Title: Preservation in the Contemporary City: a small manifesto May 2015 MORPHOGENESIS OF THE INFORMAL CITY Individual/isolated iterations as a design method Invited Lecturer Professor Adib Cure’s Informal Urbanism Seminar Spring 2015 URBAN DESIGN AND GLOBALIZATION Invited Lecturer Professor Gelabert-Navia’s World Architecture Lecture Series Spring 2015 and Fall 2014 CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND OUR CLIMATE REALITY Guest Speaker Dean Emeritus Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk’s lecture series Spring 2015 AMERICAN MORPHOGENETICS: Urban form and building types in the American city Speaker Urban Design Program, Georgia Institute of Technology Fall 2014 INTRODUCTION TO TACTICAL URBANISM Invited Lecturer Luisa Murai’s Architecture of Miami Lecture Series University of Miami Fall 2014 TWO URBAN DESIGN TRAJECTORIES Speaker Seaside International Symposium Spring 2014 COMPLEXITY THEORY AND TACTICAL URBANISM Invited Lecturer Professor Kathy Wheeler Fall 2013 Master of Fine Arts in INTERACTIVE MEDIA Critic Professor Lien Tran School of Communications, University of Miami Fall 2013 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 57 of 72 A NEW UNDERSTANDING OF THE LAW OF THE INDIES Invited Lecturer Professor Gelabert-Navia Fall 2013 CLIMATE REALITY IN HAITI Keynote Speaker at Hope in a String Symposium Archaie, Haiti August 2013 99% INVISIBLE URBANISM: the informal things we build and what they say about us Keynote Speaker, Simposio Visión Latinoamericana Universidad de La Costa, Barranquilla, Colombia May 2013 GARDEN CITIES: history, philosophy and implementation Invited Lecturer Professor Frank Martinez Theory Class Spring 2013 and Spring 2014 BUDDHISM AND HINDUISM IN SOUTH ASIA: the notion of Darshan in architecture and urbanism Invited Lecturer Professor Kathy Wheeler’s History Course, University of Miami Spring 2013 SAN VITO ROMANO: international design workshops Universita Roma Tre – La Sapienza Organization and Coordination Committee Roma, Italy Summer 2011 – 2013 WHAT MAKES A GREAT AMERICAN CITY? Miami Beach United Miami Beach, Florida, November 2012 INFORMAL CITIES SYMPOSIUM: Latin-America Panel Reviewer (El Elefante Blanco) Center for Latin-American Studies University of Miami, November 2012 GLOBAL ISLAM: South-East Asia Architecture and Urbanism Invited Lecturer Department of Religion (organized by Professor De-Sondy) University of Miami, November 2012 DARSHAN: Seeing, Understanding, Building ON-Cities Symposium Knight Center for Media and Urbanism University of Miami October 2012 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 58 of 72 INTERNATIONAL TRACK COORDINATOR Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU-20) West Palm Beach, Florida May 2012 ACADEMIC PAPERS CHAIR, REFEREE, AND COORDINATOR Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU-20) West Palm Beach, Florida May 2012 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE NEW WORLD Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU-20) West Palm Beach, Florida May 2012 TO THE DEVELOPMENT WORLD AND BACK: Morpho-typological studies in India Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU-20) West Palm Beach, Florida May 2012 THE TOWN OF CAYALA: Leon Krier in Guatemala Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU-20) West Palm Beach, Florida May 2012 PRINCIPIOS DE DISENO URBANO EN LATIN-AMERICA Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Catedra Claudia Ortiz Queretaro, Mexico Spring 2012 INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW URBANISM Master in Real Estate and Urbanism University of Miami Fall 2011 CODIGOS Y STANDARDS DE DISENO URBANO Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey - Catedra Dr. Ramon Abonze Queretaro, Mexico Fall 2007 – Fall 2008 – Fall 2009 – Fall 2010 – Fall 2011 A SUMMARY OF SOUTH ASIAN URBANISM AND ARCHITECTURE Graduate Program in Architecture History of Cities (Jean Francois Lejeune) University of Miami Fall 2011 EL NUEVO URBANISMO Y SUS SECUACES Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Fall 2011 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 59 of 72 LANDSCAPE URBANISM VS LANDSCAPE AND URBANISM: Vico Equense and Torre Annunziata – history of two projects” “Citta e Paesaggio” a Symposium at SanVito Romano SAPIENZA Universita di Roma Summer 2011 PUBLIC SPACE AROUND THE WORLD Session Coordinator CNU-XIX Spring 2011 PATRONES: AMERICAN URBANISM Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Catedra del Dr. Carlos Arvizu Queretaro, Mexico Spring 2007 – Spring 2011 (repeated every Spring for 5 years) MAKING CITIES University of Miami Second Year Studio Spring 2011 DESIGN RECIPE FOR REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS University of Miami Master in Real Estate and Urbanism Spring 2011 NEW URBANISM IN AMERICA Road trip from New Orleans to Key West Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey Summer 2010 and Summer 2012 VICO EQUENSE AND TORRE ANNUNZIATA RAS Center and Vesuvian Institute Workshop at Castellamare di Napoli Fall 2010 HAITI: THE INFORMAL PROPOSAL Congress for the New Urbanism Atlanta, Georgia Spring 2010 COMING BACK: FIRST IMPRESSIONS IN FIVE YEARS Punta Gorda, Florida 2009 SELF-SUFFICIENT URBANISM IN AMERICA Albany Roundtable Albany, New York 2009 DREADED “D” WORDS: density and design Redevelopment Collaborate 2008 Orange County Infill and Redevelopment Conference Orlando, Florida, 2008 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 60 of 72 THE NEW URBANISM ARK FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Alexandria Council Congress for the New Urbanism Alexandria, Virginia 2007 GREAT PLACES BY DESIGN Smart-Growth Lunchtime Lecture Series City of Miami Planning Department, Miami, Florida 2006 CONGRESS FOR THE NEW URBANISM SPEAKER Established Speaker since 2003 – Present National Conferences THE LAW OF THE INDIES Keynote Speaker The First Law of the Indies Symposium, Santa Fe, New Mexico October 2001 WHAT ABOUT CUTLER RIDGE? Invited Guest Speaker Miami-Dade Council 15 June 2000 NEW URBANISM AND PRAGMATIC IMPLEMENTATION Institute of Florida Zoning Officials Miami May 2000 OBJECTIVE CODING: mutual agreements and the traditional American way Graduate Symposium University of Miami April 1999 PRINCIPIOS DEL URBANISMO NUEVO Universidad del Valle Guatemala May 1998 - May 1999 FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF ZONING OFFICIALS With: Erick Valle, Dana Little and Raul Lastra Summer 1999 and 2000 CURRENT WORK School of Architecture, University of Mississippi November 1997 SANTERIA IN THE AMERICAN CITY: the power of synchretism ACSA Meeting in Miami November 1997 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 61 of 72 THE WORK OF SIR RAYMOND UNWIN IN ENGLAND English Speaking Union of USA Guest Speaker Series November 1997 ESTA ES LA CIUDAD QUE QUIERO X Bienal de Arquitectura en Chile Santiago, Chile September 1995 SIETE RECETAS PARA EL NUEVO URBANISMO Universidad de Belgrano Escuela de Arquitectura, Buenos Aires, Argentina October 1994 LAS FALLAS DEL URBANISMO AMERICANO Universidad Ricardo Palma, Escuela de Arquitectura y Urbanismo Lima, Peru June 1994 CUTLER RIDGE: a model for the future 1994 Planning and Zoning Commissioners Workshop With: Sam Pool and Suzanne Martinson August 1994 URBAN DESIGN AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS With Erick Valle Graduate School of Design Harvard University at Malcolm McCullough's Design Studio April 1994 CARIBBEAN CITY AS A MODEL FOR THE FUTURE OF AMERICA Cuban/American Museum March 1994 Miami, Florida THE FAILURE OF MODERN CITY PLANNING University of Florida in Gainesville February 1994 Miami Beach, Florida KEY BISCAYNE: a typological dilemma Key Biscayne City Hall January 1994 Village of Key Biscayne, Florida URBAN DESIGN FOR DISTRICT ONE Dade County Commissioner Chambers November 1993 Miami, Florida Jaime Correa Resume - Page 62 of 72 URBAN DESIGN FOR DISTRICT ELEVEN The Hammocks High-School Miami, Florida URBAN DESIGN FOR DISTRICT ONE St. Thomas University School of Law October 1993 Miami, Florida ON CODING Key Biscayne Commissioner's Chambers June 1993 Village of Key Biscayne, Florida STUDENT LUNCH SERIES S.O.A. University of Miami March 1993 Miami, Florida THE RECONSTITUTION OF SUBURBIA A.C.S.A. MEETING (North-East Regional Meeting) School of Architecture, McGill University November 1992 Montreal, Canada. TALKING TRADITIONAL? Bauhaus-Dessau November 1992 Dessau, Germany TRADITIONAL INDUSTRIAL GARDEN CITIES November 1992 Vockerode, Germany MAKING CITIES School of Architecture October 1992 Coral Gables, Florida THE CONCEPT OF RECONSTITUTION Bakery Centre Planning Workshop March 1992 South Miami, Florida NUEVO URBANISMO EN AMERICA Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana March 1992 Medellin, Colombia NEW URBANISM Downtown Development Corporation January 1992 Miami, Florida Jaime Correa Resume - Page 63 of 72 NEW URBANISM Universidad Catolica de Chile October 1991, Santiago, Chile FLORIDA GROWTH MANAGEMENT SHORT COURSE ON THE NEW URBANISM Institute of Growth Management With: Victor Dover and Daniel Cary Summer 1991 WHAT IS THE NEW URBANISM? Riviera Beach Charrette April 1991 Riviera Beach, Florida WHAT IS THE NEW URBANISM? Florida Growth Management Short Course March 1991 Tallahassee, Florida A NEW VERSION OF THE LAW OF THE INDIES Graduate Program Lecture Series February 1991 University of Miami FLORIDA GROWTH MANAGEMENT SHORT COURSE Institute of Growth Management With: Daniel Cary Fall 1990 ON URBANISM Urban Design Symposium January 1990 Florida Atlantic University ON URBANISM Eleventh Chautauqua October 1990 Mississippi State University QUEEN VILLAGE IN PHILADELPHIA: a proposal Architectural Club of Miami September 1990 "The Strand Lecture Series" ON URBANISM Florida Redevelopment Association June 1990 Daytona Beach, Florida QUEEN VILLAGE IN PHILADELPHIA: a proposal Graduate Program Lecture Series April 1990, University of Miami Jaime Correa Resume - Page 64 of 72 QUEEN VILLAGE IN PHILADELPHIA Miami Dade Community College March 1990 "Books and Books Lecture Series" ON SUB-URBANISM Architectural Club of Miami February 1990 - "The Strand Lecture Series" NEO-TRADITIONAL URBANISM? Tequesta Charrette, Florida September 1989 AMERICAN URBANISM: a final recipe Architectural Club of Miami September 1989 Miami, Florida AMERICAN URBANISM: the final recipe Louisville Downtown Planning Commission August 1989 Louisville, KY. WHO’S PRESERVATION? Art Deco Weekend Lecture Series January 1989 Miami Beach, Florida ARQUITORTURA? De-architecture or Latin American Order Museo de Arte Moderno May 1981 Medellin, Colombia Video/Audio Productions: “University of Miami – This is the U” Scene 3: Mexican Enclave Studio – Fall 2017 School of Architecture See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AclSwQL_xk0 January 2018 “Re-caminar la ciudad: la muerte de la planificacion urbana” Extractos de la conferencia del Arquitecto Jaime Correa Oaxaca - Casa de La Ciudad Podcast August 2016 “Punta Gorda: 10 Years After Hurricane Charley” Producer: Tampa Bay Times + CBS News Directed by: Eve Edelheit at tampabay.com PhotosL Time Files, AP, and Getty Images August 10, 2014. Jaime Correa Resume - Page 65 of 72 “Aprendiendo del New Urbanism” Producer: Grupo de Investigacion de la rehabilitacion territorial Director de Investigacion: Dr. Zaida Muxi Martinez Institution: Universidad de Barcelona, Spain A forty-five minute documentary on the current state of American Urbanism and Sub-urbanism. 2013 “Democracy: THE ARCHITECT” Producer: DEMOCRACIA, INC. and Estefan Enterprises A Public Television segment encouraging the support of the American public for Latin-American migrants attempting to get a college education (English Version) In collaboration with: Emilio Estefan, 2010-2013 “Democracia: EL ARQUITECTO” Producer: DEMOCRACIA, INC. and Estefan Enterprises A Public Television segment encouraging Latin-American migrants to get a college education (Spanish Version) In collaboration with: Emilio Estefan, 2010-2013 “DARSHAN: seeing, understanding, building” Producer: Knight Center for International Media Director: Sanjeeb Chatterjee A three minute production promoting a new phenomenological way of looking at cities and architecture - based on the South-Asian concept of Darshan. 2012 “JAIME CORREA AND THE 40% PLAN - Kunstlercast #67” Producer: Kunstler Cast Productions The KUNSTLER Cast: featuring James Howard Kunstler A weekly webcast conversation with James Howard Kunstler about the tragic comedy of suburban sprawl. 2009 (still running) “RECONSTRUCTION OF PUNTA GORDA” Producer: CBS NIGHTLY NEWS A nationally broadcasted news segment on the advances of the Punta Gorda master plan proposed by Jaime Correa and Associates. 2005 "FROM PORTLAND TO MIAMI: a portrait of the decay of urban and suburban America". Producer: Oregon Public Broadcast Television Ad Willamette Week video documentary on new American strategies. 2004 "HALF-TIME HURRICANES: the work of the reconstitution studio at the University of Miami". Producer: CBS NEWS 1992 A national broadcasted segment portraying the design strategies of the Suburb and Town Design studio at the University of Miami. This segment focused on the “Manual for Neighborhood Reconstitution" and was shown during the 1992 Sugar Bowl. "COMPUTING IN AMERICA: looking at architecture" Producer: NBC News Jaime Correa Resume - Page 66 of 72 Monthly Series at Channel 6, Miami, Florida 1991 Professional Sponsored Research: THE FOX PROPERTY STUDY Primary Investigator: Jaime Correa Project Director: Joseph Kohl Design Team: Dana Little, Victor Dover, Erick Valle, Ramon Trias, Robert Gray and Daniel Cary Funding Source: Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council 19991 Professional Advisory Boards: Housing Finance Authority Design Review Board Member, 2016 - Present CNU-22 Academic Papers Review Committee Chairman, 2013-2014 Florida CNU Awards Committee, 2014 Effat University Urban Design Academic Reviewer, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 2013 - Present Post-grado Academico en Nuevo Urbanismo, Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey, Campus Queretaro, Mexico, 2012 CNU-21 Academic Papers Review Committee Chairman, 2012-2013 CNU-20 Local Host Committee, 2012 CNU-20 Academic Papers Review Committee Chairman 2011-2012 CNU-19 Academic Papers Review Committee Member, 2010-2011 The Gables Estates Club, Inc. (Architectural Review Board) 2004-2010 Climate Culture, Inc., 2009 Democracia, Inc., 2009 Empowereth Youth, Inc., 2009 Palm Beach County Regional Plan Advisory Committee, 2008 Knight Foundation in Community Building 2001 – 2008 Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council, 1994- 1996 Village Publishers, Inc. The Image Network, Inc. (d.b.a: Dover Kohl and Partners) TEACHING 27. Teaching Awards: Master in Real Estate Development and Urbanism Professor of the Year Award School of Architecture University of Miami 2015 The “Woody” Wooddrow W. Wilkins Award For Outstanding Teaching (Professor of the Year Award) School of Architecture University of Miami 2014 Excellence in Civic Engagement Award University of Miami 2013 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 67 of 72 Excellence in Mentorship School of Graduate Studies University of Miami 1996 28. Teaching Specialization(s): Teaching across a multiplicity of disciplines including: Urban Design, Architectural Design, Real Estate Development, Theory/Philosophy, History, and Drawing. Other scholarly interests: Radical Design Period in Italy (1960-1980), Urban Conservation, South Asian Studies, Sustainable Development, Complexity Theory and Urban Dynamics, Internet of Everything, Everyday Studies, Community/Capacity Building, Art History, and Empowerment Methods. 29. Thesis Advising: Advisor of one or more Graduate student(s) per semester since the year 2000. The most important thesis projects include the only two (2) Magna Cum Laude awards received by undergraduate students in the history of the School of Architecture and the following proposals: Xiying Li “Nanhuamen Historic District Preservation and Revitalization” Master in Urban Design Thesis Advisor Fall 2017 Alessandro Colace “Proposta di scuola di architettura a Coral Gables” Scuola di Architettura - Universita di Palermo Sicilia - Italia Spring/Fall 2017 Bacchi, Bruna Animal Shelters in Sao Paulo “COEXIST: inclusive metropolis environment for all” Master in Urban Design Thesis Advisor Fall 2016 Ting-Ting, Pang Re-designing suburban China A CHINESE GATE: oriented community explorations in Shenzhen, China – Shekou as case study for the New Urbanism” Master in Urban Design Thesis Advisor Fall 2016 Liu, Wei Digital Cities Master in Urban Design Thesis Advisor Fall 2015 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 68 of 72 A.K. Nasser Speculations around a Hijazi Cultural Center in Jeddah Independent Thesis Studio Spring 2014 Jean Pierre Gautier Understanding the Intersection of Architecture and Real Estate Development Independent Thesis Studio Spring 2014 Ehsan Sheikholharam Untitled: a theory of architecture language Graduate Thesis Advisor Spring 2014 Bo Li Historic Preservation and Redevelopment in China Graduate Thesis Spring 2014 John Scott A housing/stadium proposal for the Athletic Area of Rome Thesis Committee Member (with Carmen Guerrero) Independent Thesis Studio Fall 2012 Megan Recher Housing Mobility or Mobile Homes Thesis Committee Member (with Adib Cure) Independent Thesis Studio Fall/Spring 2012 Fariz Abuzeid A School of Architecture in Yeddah Advisors: Jaime Correa and AdibCure Independent Thesis Studio – an undergratuate prototype. Spring 2011 McGrattan, Michael Asheville Counterproposal Advisor: Jaime Correa University Maga Cum Laude Thesis (Second in history of SOA) 2008 Currie, Camille Redevelopment of Kinsgton, Jamaica Advisor: Jaime Correa Winner of Design Excellence Award, 2008 Georgiadis, Andrew The Overtown Circle Advisor: Jaime Correa Univeristy Magna Cum Laude Thesis (First in history of SOA) Jaime Correa Resume - Page 69 of 72 Johnson, Catherine Middletown Connecticut: the center of the State Advisors: Andres Duany and Jaime Correa Winner of AIAS research grant. Lenotte, Eric Pour un Urbanisme Traditionnel: son application au quartier Meurthe-Canal. Assitee de l'outil informatique Thesis Advisors: Jaime Correa, Erick Valle, Anne-Marie Crozetiere and Andre Vaxelaire Gray, Robert P.U.D. vs T.N.D. Thesis Advisors: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Jaime Correa and Rolando Llanes. Valle, Erick Cities for the 21st Century: a typo-morphological study of five traditional American cities Thesis Advisors: Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Jaime Correa and Jean-Francois Lejeune. SERVICE 30. University of Miami Committees and Administrative Responsibilities: University of Miami Faculty Senate Faculty Senator – School of Architecture Representative Spring 2018 - Present University of Miami General Welfare Committee Member - School of Architecture Representative Spring 2018 - Present University of Miami Academic Planning Committee Member – School of Architecture Representative Spring 2018 – Present University of Miami McLamore Outstanding Faculty Award Committee Jury Member Spring 2018 – Present Chinese Tea Club Faculty Advisor Spring 2018/ Fall 2019 Alpha Rho Chi Agamedon Colony Faculty Advisor 2015 to Present School of Architecture Faculty Council 2006 to Present Jaime Correa Resume - Page 70 of 72 Library Committee 2012 to Present MUD/S&T Admissions Committee 1992 to Present New-Programs Task Force Co-Chair with Jose Maria de Churtichaga Fall/Spring 2015-16 Faculty Search Committee (Director Graduate Program) Member Spring 2015 School of Architecture Executive Committee Member Fall 2014 Master in Urban Design Director Fall 2014 Master in Urban Design Coordinator Fall 2009 – Fall 2014 Master of Real Estate in New Urbanism Admissions Committee 2008 – Present Master of Real Estate in New Urbanism Advisory Board School of Architecture / School of Business 2008 – Present Curriculum Committee School of Architecture 2004 – Present 2014 Excellence in Civic Engagement Award Selection Committee Juror University of Miami Spring 2014 Graduate Admissions School of Architecture 1991 – 2016 Guest Lecturers Committee School of Architecture 2009 – 2013 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 71 of 72 Graduate Program in Suburb and Town Design Coordinator and Committee Chair School of Architecture Fall 1994 – Spring 2009 New Programs Committee School of Architecture 2001- 2009 Knight Center for Community Building School of Architecture 2000- 2008 Center for Urban and Community Building School of Architecture 1994- 2006 Special Events School of Architecture 1995 Library Senate Committee 1993-1995 Computing Committee School of Architecture 1993-1994 Exhibitions Committee School of Architecture 1993-1995 31. Community Activities: Climate Reality Leadership Corps Leadership Mentor under Vice-President Al Gore Miami Climate Realty Leadership Corps Training 2015 - 2017 Coral Gables Museum Lecturer on Climate Reality Miami-Dade High School Program Spring 2015 Climate Reality Leadership Corps Climate Reality Leader Chicago and the Americas 2013- 2014 Explorations High School Summer Program School of Architecture University of Miami Summers 2013-2014-2015-2016 Jaime Correa Resume - Page 72 of 72 Yoga Research Foundation Dharma Translator and Sangha Member South Miami Ashram with Swami Jotyrmayananda 2005 - 2014 Dhrolma Buddhist Center of Miami and Fort Lauderdale Kadampa Tradition Sangha Member 2004 – Present Yoga Research Center With: Swami Jotyrmayananda Translations Department 2011- 2012 Empowered Youth, Inc. Literacy Program Juvenile Detention Center City of Miami, Justice Department 2008 - 2010 Empowered Youth, Inc. Green Curriculum 2009 – 2010 Unity Center of Miami Volunteer Librarian and Homeless Program Fort Lauderdale and Miami 2003 – 2010 Urbanism for the Children’s Future Elementary School Program and Oliver Hoover Elementary Dade County Public Schools January 1996 Traditional Debt Free and Prosperous Living Family Economic Management Program St. Louis Catholic Church, Ministry of Young Couples Fall 1995 Explorations in Architecture High School Program School of Architecture University of Miami and Dade County Public Schools Summer 1993 Design and Architecture High School School of Architecture University of Miami and Dade County Public Schools Summer 1992- 2005 www.correa-associates.com SHORT BIOGRAPHY “As you sow, so shall you reap” Jaime Correa is an Associate Professor in Practice and the former Director of the Master in Urban Design at the School of Architecture of the University of Miami (position held from 1996 to 2014) where he was also the Knight Professor in Community Building. In 2018, he was the Visiting Professor at Zhuhai College of Jilin University, in China. His paper practice of un-built projects explores the intersection between architecture, art, philosophy, culture, and urbanism. He is one among the 14 architects and town planners that launched the American New Urbanism movement, one of its most important promoters, and one of its most significant critics. From 2013-2017 he served as a Climate Reality Mentor under the tutelage of former Vice-President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore. His firm is engaged in a new type of paper design practice of un-built projects focused on: asceticism and voluntary simplicity; history of art, architecture, and urban form; philosophy – including aesthetics, epistemology, ethics, and metaphysics; the human experience and the culture of the everyday - the 99% invisible; the usefulness of the useless; post-digital representation; the creation of real estate value via morpho-genetic and typological disruptions; climate change; applications of chaos and complexity theory to contemporary conditions; and, a critical approach to generative codes, self-organization, and bottom-up urbanism. He has been the recipient of the MRED+U Faculty of the Year Award, the Wooddrow W Wilkins Award for Outstanding Teaching and the University of Miami Excellence in Civic Engagement Award. He received the bi- annual 2014 Charles A. Barrett Memorial Award, the International Architect’s Day Award in Pachuca, Mexico, the Florida AIA Urban Designer and Academic of the Year Award, three John Nolen Awards (in collaboration with the Treasure Coast Regional Planning, the University of Miami, and the City of Delray Beach), the Public Works Association Project of the Year (APAW), the 2014 Florida Redevelopment Association’s Presidents Award, the Florida Governor’s Point of Light Award, first prize at the Salt Lake City Interrotta competition, four national CNU urban design awards for his master plan collaborations, an Honorable Mention at the Williamsburg competition, and many more awards and recognitions. He is the author of numerous academic articles and a book chapters including a chapter on informalities in “Global Perspectives in Heritage Conservation: expansive scopes, plural engagements, empathetic approaches” published by Routledge in February of 2019. He was the founding Chair of Academic Papers for the Congress for the New Urbanism, former member of the Board of Editors of Cuadernos de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, in Mexico, and a prolific blog writer. He is the author of a parody of the New Urbanism (Seven Recipes for the New Urbanism), a report on morpho-typology (Courtyard Houses: Mexican enclave, the rule and the model), a small pamphlet for resilient living (Self-sufficient Urbanism), and a series of guidelines for affordable housing (Housing Finance Authority Design Guidelines). He is also the editor of “Rome Now: Form- Time-Space”, “Six Inch Squares of Rome” and the “Rione Zine Series” – three publications documenting the work of his highly praised Rome “Manifesto Seminars”. He holds a Master in Architecture with a Certificate in Urban Design as well as a Master in City Planning with a Certificate in Historic Preservation from the University of Pennsylvania, a Certificate in Classical Architecture and Medieval Iconography from the University of Cambridge, in England, and Bachelors in Architecture and Urbanism from the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, in Colombia. He received a non-secular Ph.D. in Comparative Religions and practices with a focus on Buddhism and Vedanta. His sponsored research includes reconstitution work for the Kellogg and Barr Foundations, the Dupont Foundation, the Knight Foundation Project in Community Building, the Miami Project, The Miami Foundation, Friends of the Underline, the Housing Finance Authority in Miami-Dade County, and a Canin Research Award recipient for the last 15 years. His latest professional work has been published by Dezeen, KooZA/rch, CAGE, the Act.of.Mapping, and many others, including: research on post-digital representation, projects on urban evacuation and adaptation, public space interventions in the City of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and the City of Miami, the redevelopment of an Industrial District in Miami, urban design advisory for the City of Coral Gables, collaborations in Coral Springs, the North End in West Palm Beach, Central and South America -including advisory roles for the implementation of the new towns of Cayala and El Naranjo in Guatemala and La Serena in Chile, and the master planning and implementation of “The Wave” - a 50,000 people new town in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, in collaboration with OBM International.