Angelo Figliola is an architect, researcher, and educator whose work lies at the intersection of environmental technological design, computational workflows, digital fabrication, and climate-adaptive strategies. He is currently a Fixed-Term Researcher (RTD-A) at the Department of Planning, Design and Technology of Architecture (PDTA), Sapienza University of Rome, where he contributes to the PNRR programme PE5 CHANGES, developing multi-source methodologies for assessing climate risks and regenerating fragile historic landscapes. His academic trajectory reflects a continuous integration of architecture, environmental sciences, digital technologies, and advanced computational methodologies. Figliola holds a PhD in Architectural Technology (ICAR/12) from Sapienza University of Rome, where he completed his dissertation “Post-industrial robotics: Processi computazionali e nuovi metodi produttivi per l’esplorazione di architetture informate nell’era post-digitale”, supervised by Prof. Alessandra Battisti. He also earned a Master of Science in Architecture (LM-4) with highest honours from the University of Camerino and a Professional Master in Housing at Roma Tre University. His international training includes the prestigious Open Thesis Fabrication programme at IAAC – Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (Barcelona), where he specialised in robotic fabrication applied to experimental timber structures.