Marco Galli Caro is an architect and creative engineer with expertise on computational design,  robotic production processes and architecture for disaster relief. 

Throughout his professional and academic career, has focused his work towards an interdiscIplinary - collective effort to respond to contemporary needs and future issues, by researching, experimenting and innovating. He sees the opportunities that comes with the education and industry shift:  “ digital production, in combination with traditional knowledge, gives us the opportunity to create effective and sustainable solutions for todays and tomorrow needs. By embracing digital driven design systems and robotic production technologies,  we can have a voice in the upcoming industry.“

After graduating in architecture (2010-Santiago,Chile) he practiced, researched and educated in architecture in Chile. During this time he focused on learning the practical aspect of the industry, researching into sustainable options to improve the design and building process and teaching design and research methodologies towards future solutions. 

In 2013  he moved to The Netherlands and started a second study at the Hyperbody Research Group @ TU Delft. Here he specialised in Computational design, Digitally-Driven Architecture , Numerical controlled fabrication systems, Interactive Architecture and  Design to Robotic Production and Operation Systems. 

Parallel to his studies he worked at the Hyperbody Research group (2014-2017) coordinating the design studios, curating exhibitions, organising symposiums / colloquiums / workshops and various events.  

In 2014 - 2017 he collaborated on setting up the first Robotic Building Lab at the faculty of Architecture in TU Delft. Here  also assisted in various research projects that focused on informed design to robotic materialisation processes.

In 2018 he graduated at the Robotic Building Group at TU Delft with an honorable mention on his research thesis; Architecture for Disaster Relief: A multi scale design to production system. This project challenges conventional spaces typologies and employees advance computer based spatial layout techniques and robotic manufacturing methodologies.

Currently, he is  a Researcher and Lecturer at the Robot Studio / Digital Production Research Group at the Faculty of Technology of AUAS - HvA (Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences – Hogeschool van Amsterdam). Marco works on  the implementation of digital design to robotic production for Research and Education, seeking solutions that contribute to the Circular Economy of the city.