Julio Bermudez, Ph.D. - School of Architecture and Planning - The ...

Awards / Recognitions
Sasada Award for significant impact on the field of computer-aided design. The
Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia
(CAADRIA), Hong Kong, China, 2010
Professor of the Year Award. The College of Architecture + Planning (University
of Utah), Salt Lake City, USA, 2007
ACADIA Award for Teaching Excellence. The Association for Computer-Aided
Design in Architecture, USA, 2006.
Premio Trayectoria Creativa Arturo Montagú. The Sociedad Iberoamericana de
Grafica Digital (SIGraDi), Lima, Perú, 2005.
2004-2005 ACSA Creative Achievement Award (with Jim Agutter). The
Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Washington, DC, 2005.
The AIA ranks Bermudez’s Information Visualization Research in the top 10
research programs in the USA. The American Institute of Architects. Washington
DC, 2005
Bermudez is profiled in “Ten Under 40” Article in Continuum, University of Utah
magazine (Summer), 2001.
USA Permanent Resident Status as "Outstanding Researcher with International
Recognition". Immigration & Naturalization Service, US Government, 1999.
AIA Education Honors Award (with Bennett Neiman). The American Institute of
Architecture, Washington DC, 1998.
Third Prize in the "Regional Design Competition for a Typological Dwelling Unit
Using the M.A. Building System". Santa Fe, Argentina, 1987
First Prize in the "Theoretical Design Competition for Plaza Italia and its
Surroundings". Santa Fe, Argentina, 1984.
Gold Medal Honors for Best G.P.A. of the graduating class. The Catholic
University of Santa Fe, Faculty of Architecture & Urbanism, Argentina, 1981.
Grants (last 10 years, 8 selected out of 15)
$ 5,000 — Project: fMRI Study of Architecturally Induced Contemplative States.
Pilot Program in Imaging Research, The Brain Institute at the University of Utah,
2009-present.
$ 750,000 — Project: “Intuitive visual representation of network events to
improve decision making”. IC-ARDA (Intelligence Community Advanced
Research and Development Agency). 2003-2005
$ 677,000 — Project: “Center for the Representation of Multi-Dimensional
Information: CROMDI”. The State of Utah Centers of Excellence Program
(COEP) Grants. 2000-2005.
$ 3,424 — Project: “Fabled Sisters: A New CyberPRINT in Performance”.
University of Utah Faculty Creative Grant and America’s Art & Science
Foundation Grant (Cleveland, OH), 2004.
$ 132,600 — Project: “Command and Control Visualization Study. DARPA
Research Contract, 2002.