Stephanie Sang Delgado

• Ithaca College, Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies (Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar), 2012
• The Ohio State University, Master of Architecture, 2015
• Boston University, Master of Arts in Gastronomy, 2023

• ARCH 2103 - Studio 3: Landscape 
• ARCH 2303 - Representation 3 
• ARCH 2304 - Representation 4
• ARCH 4107 - Studio 7 
• ARCH 4207 - History 7: Food Landscapes
• ARCH 4208 - History 8: Architecture & Media
• ARCH 5210 - History 10: Thesis Prep
• ARCH 5602 - Globalization & Urbanism Elective: Food Landscapes

• Architectural Interfaces
• Food studies
• Food imagery
• Architectural representation
• Digital technologies

Stephanie Sang Delgado is a Cuban Chinese registered architect (OH) and educator, born and raised in Puerto Rico. She is the co-director of office ca, an experimental collaborative practice with Galo Canizares, and an Assistant Professor at Kean University in the School of Public Architecture at the Michael Graves College. Her design practice, office ca, focuses on the relationship between physical and digital interfaces within architectural design. These explorations appear as a conceptual landscapes, creative coding compositions, web apps, material explorations, and physical manifestations through art installations, design-builds, and objects. Alongside her design practice’s work, Stephanie researches the relationship between food and the built environment. These relationships emerge through studies into food and its colonial legacy, the cultural imaginary around gender and domestic space, and more pressing issues around food access in urban communities.

Stephanie received her M. Arch from The Ohio State University, where she was the Graduate Enrichment Fellow and a recipient of the Architecture Research Travel Award. She received her Master of Arts in Gastronomy from Boston University and her B.A. in Architectural Studies from Ithaca College, where she was a Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar. Her work has been exhibited in Barcelona, Columbus, Los Angeles, Denver, Cincinnati, Lexington, Lake Forest, Lubbock, New York City, Chicago, and Tallinn, Estonia. She has taught at the Ohio State University, Columbus College of Art and Design, Texas Tech University, Virginia Tech, University of Houston, and was the 2020 Visiting Teaching Fellow at the School of Architecture at Taliesin.