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Martin GeorgievView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Architectural Design
• Parametric Design
• Algorithmic Design
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Martin Georgiev serves as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG) in Sofia, Bulgaria, within the Faculty of Architecture's Department of Residential Buildings. He maintains regular office hours on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM in Cabinet 1025. His educational background includes: Doctor of Architecture from UACEG's Faculty of Architecture, Department of Residential Buildings (2020-2023) Professional field 5.7 "Architecture, Construction and Geodesy" with scientific specialty in "Architecture of Buildings, Structures, Facilities and Details" Master's degree in Architecture from UACEG, Faculty of Arts (1998-2004) Secondary education at First English Language High School in Sofia (1992-1997) Dr. Georgiev's research focuses on the intersection of computational methods and architectural design, particularly emphasizing parametric, algorithmic, and generative design approaches applied to residential buildings. His work explores how digital tools can be integrated into early design phases to optimize construction processes through data-driven methodologies. He has developed specialized expertise in architectural modeling using digital tools, which forms the basis of his doctoral research on construction and optimization of residential buildings through data and algorithms. His recent publications demonstrate a clear trajectory toward computational design solutions in architecture, with emphasis on practical applications of data and algorithms in residential building design. The research shows particular attention to optimizing construction processes through digital methodologies. Dr. Georgiev actively participates in architectural practice through associations with geoarchitects.eu and capitalfort.com, bridging academic research with professional design work. His teaching responsibilities encompass multiple residential buildings courses across the 3rd, 4th, and 5th year curriculum, including specialized projects and lectures on digital architectural modeling techniques.

Radul ShishkovView profile

Assistant Professor

• Parametric Design
• Algorithmic Modeling
• Computational Design
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Radul Shishkov serves as Chief Assistant at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG), specifically within the Faculty of Architecture's Department of Interior and Design for Architecture. He also holds the position of Managing Partner and Lead Architect at CAST Studio while lecturing in the master's program "Contemporary and Computational Design" at UACEG. His educational background includes a Doctorate in "Strategies for the application of algorithmic modeling in architectural design" (2020), a Master's degree in Architecture (2008-2013) from UACEG, and earlier education at the Professional High School of Construction, Architecture and Geodesy in Plovdiv. Shishkov's research focuses on computational approaches to architectural design, with particular emphasis on parametric and algorithmic modeling techniques. His work bridges theoretical exploration with practical application in both interior and architectural contexts. He has developed specialized courses in parametric design, computational design, and digital fabrication, contributing significantly to the integration of advanced computational methods in architectural education. His publication history reveals a consistent focus on applying computational techniques to architectural challenges, spanning from interior design to urban environment analysis. The publications demonstrate progression from practical design applications toward more sophisticated algorithmic approaches for building information modeling and urban analysis. Shishkov actively participates in international design workshops and research projects, including "Parametric Planning" with SOFIAPLAN and various EU-funded initiatives. His professional practice includes significant architectural projects such as residential buildings, restaurant designs across multiple countries, and technical expertise for historical building restoration. He leads international workshops on parametric design and digital fabrication across locations including Athens, Vienna, Sofia, and Amman, demonstrating his commitment to advancing computational design methodologies globally. His CAST Studio serves as both a professional practice and research platform for exploring the frontiers of computational architecture.

Martin EvlogievView profile

Assistant Professor

• Architectural Design
• Computer Technologies in Architecture
• Artificial Intelligence in Architecture
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Martin Evlogiev is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Architectural Technology, Faculty of Architecture, University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG) in Sofia, Bulgaria. He has been teaching since April 2022, with previous experience as a part-time lecturer from February to April 2022. His teaching responsibilities include courses on computer technologies in architecture, building construction, and architectural structures for various year levels. Dr. Evlogiev received his architectural education at UACEG, Faculty of Architecture, where he completed his Master's degree in Architecture specialization with a focus on "Public Buildings" between 2009 and 2015. His earlier education includes attending secondary schools "Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy" (1997-2004) and "Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin" (2004-2009) in Sofia. He further enhanced his expertise with a Specialized Course in Cultural Heritage Conservation at Ecole de Chaillot from 2017 to 2019. Martin Evlogiev's research focuses on the intersection of architecture and advanced digital technologies. His work explores how artificial intelligence, building information modeling (BIM), and 3D visualization tools can transform architectural design processes and education. He investigates both the technical applications and ethical implications of these technologies in architectural practice. His research spans from practical software implementation challenges to broader questions about how digital tools reshape creative workflows and professional standards in architecture. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on artificial intelligence applications in architecture, with particular attention to visualization techniques, ethical considerations, and design automation. He also conducts research on educational aspects of technology adoption in architectural curricula and explores specialized applications of BIM and virtual reality in architectural practice. Dr. Evlogiev has received numerous awards and recognitions for his work: November 2024: Special Prize by Chaos for great contribution at AEC Hackathon in Sofia October 2022: Nomination in the "Computer Graphics" category at International Computer Art Forum "Computer Space" November 2020: Audience Award at Sixth national exhibition-competition for graduate thesis December 2019: First Prize in Logo Competition for the "Bulgarian Flying Disc Federation" September 2014: First prize as part of "Niconsult" team in Competition for the reconstruction of the monument "1300 years of Bulgaria" December 2013: Audience Award at Sofia Architectural Hall October 2013: First Prize in "Architecture" - Highest Architectural Potential Award at ArchHackathon April 2013: Special Award at Positive/Negative Competition May 2013: Third prize at "Keep caml & make DVOR" competition With extensive professional experience in architectural practice since 2013, Dr. Evlogiev brings real-world insights to his academic work. He has worked at firms including "Archont" (2019-2025), "Ivo Petrov Architects" (2015-2019), and "Niconsult" (2014-2015). His practical experience spans architectural design, computer-generated architecture, and internships at various architectural studios. He is also actively involved in research projects, including the "Sozopol 2021 Architectural Studio" analyzing the historic center of Sozopol. Dr. Evlogiev is a member of several professional organizations including CAB (with PPP), SAB ("SPA 15" Company, where he serves as Deputy Chairman), and BANHA. He is currently pursuing doctoral studies independently since 2025 and continues to develop his expertise in advanced architectural technologies.

• CNC Machine Technology
• Parallel Kinematics Equipment
• CAD/CAM Systems
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Dr. Yosif Mitev Mitev serves as a Part-time Lecturer at the Technical University of Gabrovo within the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Instrument Making, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Technologies. Holding a Doctorate in Technical Sciences with scientific and educational focus, he contributes to both teaching and research activities at the university. Dr. Mitev's research interests center on CNC machine technology, parallel kinematics equipment, CAD/CAM systems, and mechanical engineering design. His work spans metal cutting processes, tooling and fixture design automation, manufacturing process optimization, and production prototyping. He has developed methodologies for automated design of technological processes and programming of machinery. His publication record shows consistent contributions to manufacturing engineering, with recent work focusing on gear machining, tool monitoring systems, and parallel kinematics applications. The publications demonstrate a progression from fundamental machine design to advanced manufacturing process optimization and automation. Dr. Mitev has supervised five doctoral students working on topics including ceramic prototyping, milling machine modernization, tooth profile processing, modular tool systems, and injection mold optimization using 3D printing methods. He has participated in four research projects at TU Gabrovo focused on parallel kinematics equipment, modern design methods for technological processes, and manufacturing prototyping in scientific research and training. His teaching portfolio includes courses on production automation, CNC machine programming and operation, digital program control systems, and CAD/CAM systems in mechanical engineering.

• Measurement systems
• Mechanical engineering
• Computer systems
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Tsanko Vladimirov Karadzhov serves as an Associate Professor at the Technical University - Gabrovo, specifically within the Technical College - Lovech under the Department of Mechanical engineering, computer systems and electrical engineering. Holding a Doctor (scientific and educational) degree in Technical Sciences, he maintains an active research and teaching profile at the institution. Dr. Karadzhov's research spans precision measurement systems, mechanical engineering, laser technology applications, and robotics. His work demonstrates particular expertise in gear metrology, angular coordinate measurement systems, and dynamic error compensation techniques. His scholarly contributions bridge theoretical foundations with practical engineering solutions across multiple disciplines within mechanical and electrical engineering. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a consistent research trajectory focused on innovative measurement methodologies. His work progresses from fundamental mechanical engineering principles to increasingly sophisticated integrated systems incorporating computer vision, adaptive algorithms, and multi-sensor approaches. Key thematic areas include precision metrology for mechanical components, laser-based measurement systems, and advanced applications in gear design and manufacturing. Dr. Karadzhov has supervised at least one PhD student, Miroslav Mitkov Mihov, whose research focused on developing methods for strengthening through powder deposition on details. He has participated in five significant research projects at TU Gabrovo between 2018-2022, with primary focus on measurement systems for planar surfaces, angular coordinates of moving objects, and three-coordinate measuring systems with delta robot implementations.

Miroslav Leventov KokalarovView profile

Assistant Professor

• Photogrammetry and stereophotogrammetry
• Metrology and measurement systems
• Mechanical engineering applications
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Miroslav Leventov Kokalarov is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Instrumentation Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Instrumentation Engineering, Technical University - Gabrovo. He serves as the Responsible for Admission of Candidates at the faculty and maintains an active research profile in metrology and mechanical engineering applications. Dr. Kokalarov's research focuses on photogrammetric and stereophotogrammetric measurement methods, with particular emphasis on their application in mechanical engineering, industrial production, and heavy machinery. His work spans multiple areas including: Precision measurement systems for mechanical components Error analysis and uncertainty budgeting in measurement processes Contactless measurement techniques for gears and complex geometries Application of photogrammetry in deformation analysis of engineering structures Development of cost-effective measurement methodologies using standard equipment His recent publications (2022-2024) show a strong trend toward practical industrial applications of photogrammetric methods, with increasing focus on real-time monitoring, integration with standard computational devices, and optimization for specific industrial contexts. The research demonstrates a clear progression from theoretical foundations to practical implementation across various mechanical engineering domains. Dr. Kokalarov has supervised numerous diploma theses, as evidenced by his written reviews of at least 10 student works covering topics from risk management to mechanical design and quality control systems. His supervisory work spans multiple engineering disciplines, indicating a broad advisory role within the university.