Ana Maria Roman Andrino

Ana Maria Roman Andrino is an Assistant Professor and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies at The Catholic University of America's School of Architecture and Planning. She teaches undergraduate studio courses and is a Ph.D. Candidate in the History and Theory of Architecture program at the University of Pennsylvania.

• Education:
• Architecture degrees from University of Salamanca and Polytechnic of Madrid
• M.Arch from The Catholic University of America
• M.Sc. in Architecture from University of Pennsylvania
• M.T.S. from John Paul II Institute

Her research focuses on the intersection of sacred and secular beauty in architecture, particularly through the work of Luis Barragan, exploring how modern thought affects architectural aesthetics and the relationship between beauty and transcendence.