Angel Manuel Martin Cojo

Angel Manuel Martin Cojo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at La Salle Technical School of Architecture, Universitat Ramon Llull. His research focuses on Human-Environment interactions within architectural design and urban planning contexts, with particular emphasis on innovative housing solutions and digital design methodologies.

Dr. Martin Cojo's research profile reveals significant expertise across multiple architectural domains:

• Housing Unit Engineering (100% focus)
• Building System and Dwelling Engineering (50% focus)
• Design Process and Design System Engineering (50% focus)
• Optimization Techniques for Floor Plan development
• Affordable Housing solutions and mass customization approaches

His scholarly work demonstrates a consistent trajectory from foundational research on digital housing systems to contemporary interdisciplinary projects examining human-environment interactions. The Barcode Housing System concept represents a significant contribution to the field, proposing an open and collaborative framework for housing design and construction that integrates information and communication technologies.

Dr. Martin Cojo has maintained an active research program with an h-index of 5, indicating a focused scholarly impact in his specialized areas of expertise. His work shows strong connections between architectural design, digital technologies, and user-centered housing solutions.

He has been consistently involved in major research initiatives supported by:

• Agència de Gestió d'Ajuts Universitaris i de Recerca (AGAUR)
• European Commission funding programs

Current projects include Human-Environment Research (2022-2025) and A-PLACE: Linking places through artistic practices (2019-2023), demonstrating his expanding interdisciplinary approach that integrates architectural practice with social and environmental considerations.