Gustavo PulidoDelCastillo
Assistant Professor of Practice
gapulidodelcastillo@marywood.edu
School of Architecture
Cntr for Architectural Studies 277
Courses taught:
Building Technologies III ARCH-227Building Technologies IV ARCH-317
Design Studio VI ARCH-320
Design Studio VII ARCH-410
Design Studio IX ARCH-450
Design Studio V ARCH-550
Advanced Hybrid Craft IARC-518
Gustavo Pulido Del Castillo is a licensed architect from Lima, Peru, with professional experience in commercial, residential, educational, and social projects across a range of scales.
He holds a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design from Cornell University and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Lima, Peru. At Cornell, he was awarded the Mary Miller Lyons Graduate Fellowship in Architecture and served as a teaching and research assistant.
His teaching, research, and practice explore architectural representation, drawing, and digital exploration, as well as social and participatory approaches to design. His work is particularly interested in community engagement, landscape, learning environments, and the ways architectural representation can support design exploration and communication.
He holds a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design from Cornell University and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Lima, Peru. At Cornell, he was awarded the Mary Miller Lyons Graduate Fellowship in Architecture and served as a teaching and research assistant.
His teaching, research, and practice explore architectural representation, drawing, and digital exploration, as well as social and participatory approaches to design. His work is particularly interested in community engagement, landscape, learning environments, and the ways architectural representation can support design exploration and communication.