Jorge L. Hernandez

Education:

Masters of Architecture, University of Virginia, 1985
Bachelors of Architecture, University of Miami, 1980

Teaching and Administrative Experience:

Professor, University of Miami, School of Architecture, 2000-present
Associate Professor, University of Miami School of Architecture, 1992-2000
Associate Professor, University of Miami School of Architecture, 1987-1992
Part-time Instructor, University of Virginia School of Architecture, 1985-1987
Part-time Instructor, Miami-Dade Community College Dept of Architecture, 1981-1952
University of Miami School of Architecture, Associate Dean, 1995-1999; 1992
Interim Dean, 1991

Professional Experience:

Aragon Associated Architects, Coral Gables, FL, Principal & Intern Architect. 1980-1981
Spillis Candela & Partners, Coral Gables, FL, Designer & Production Drawings 1981-1984
Eisenman – Robertson Architects, Charlottesville, VA, Designer & Project Manager, 1985-1987
Jorge L. Hernandez, Architect, Coral Gables, FL Principal, 1988-present
Recognized internationally as a premier design firm whose work focuses on the context climate and culture of each project. The firm has been recognized for its’ designs of civic projects. JLH’s work has also been distinguished for its distinctive residential design work published throughout Europe, Latin America and North America. Historic preservation, preservation planning, and master planning of large scale projects and campuses are also part of the firm’s expertise.

Publications (selected):

Casas/Houses, Jorge L. Hernandez, Klickowski, 2002

A Decade of Art and Architecture 1992 – 2002 The Institute of Classical Architecture’s Tenth Year Anniversary. Presented by the Editors of The Classicist, 2002

Between Two Towers: The Drawings of the School of Miami. Vincent Scully, Jorge L. Hernandez and Teofilo Victoria. Monacelli, New York, 1996

Jorge L. Hernandez. “Williamsburg: The Genesis of a Republican Order from Under the Shadow of the Catalpas.” The New City Editor Jean Francois Lejeune, Princeton University Press, 1994

Numerous articles in Architectural Digest, Met Home, Southern Accents, Interiors, Architectural Record, Competition and other Journals

Service:

Dade Heritage Trust, State of Florida Historic Preservation Advisory Council (Chair), Florida Historical Commission, Numerous local boards and university-wide committees