Mirko Daneluzzo is an Italian architect and computational designer whose work bridges academic research and professional practice in computational design, digital fabrication, and material systems. He earned his Master’s degree with honors at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, studying under Greg Lynn and François Roche, and has collaborated in teaching and research contexts across Europe.He is the co-founder and Chief Design Officer of NYXO, an architecture and product design studio operating between experimental objects and industrial production, and teaches Computational Design and Design Laboratory at LABA Academy of Fine Arts in Rimini. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Venice Architecture Biennale and the Beijing Biennale, and focuses on how digital technologies, simulation, and advanced fabrication processes such as 3D printing can generate new structural and aesthetic languages.