Candy Romero Yacolca, Prof

Architect and university teaching assistant with experience in applied research, design, and digital fabrication, focusing on the integration of design, technology, and material experimentation, incorporating digital modeling, prototyping, and computer-aided manufacturing processes. He has specialized studies in Digital Modeling and Fabrication for Designers, consolidating a line of work linked to computational design, digital fabrication, and contemporary methodologies of applied innovation. His academic work as a teaching assistant in architectural research courses includes supporting university teaching and providing methodological and academic guidance to students in the development of theses and applied research proposals. In parallel, he participates in initiatives related to the development of utility model patents, some of which have been recognized in international technological innovation forums such as the Korea International Women’s Invention Exposition and the IDB Meeting on Teaching and Design. His academic interest is focused on strengthening university research through the articulation between teaching, technological innovation and the production of knowledge applied to contemporary architecture and design.