[about me]

I am an architect and urban designer graduated from Mackenzie Presbyterian University in São Paulo.

Between 2021 and 2022, I participated in the XVIII Institutional Scientific Initiation Journey, developing a research paper on the requalification of ruins under the guidance of Professor Guilherme Michellin at FAU Mackenzie. In 2023, I completed a one-year academic exchange program at ENSAP Val-de-Seine in Paris, an experience that significantly expanded my theoretical, cultural, and urban perspectives.

Since 2022, I have worked at Shinagawa Arquitetura, where I deepened my professional practice and strengthened my interest in projects that connect memory, the city, and contemporary architecture. Throughout my academic and professional path, I have cultivated a strong commitment to architecture’s ability to transform urban contexts and reinterpret historical narratives.

My Final Graduation Project investigated the requalification of ruins and the city as a living palimpsest, integrating Brazilian and international references to propose new forms of dialogue between past and present. This research consolidated my interest in heritage, urban memory, and adaptive reuse strategies.

I am a self-motivated architectural professional with a strong ability to independently learn new tools and develop technical skills. I have a particular interest in technology applied to architecture and continuously refine my expertise in architectural visualization, especially exploring the integration of AI-based tools within rendering processes and design workflows. I am currently expanding my knowledge of Revit, complementing my previous experience with Archicad as my primary BIM platform, aiming to broaden my technical adaptability.

Committed to the quality of my work, I approach each project with responsibility, attention to detail, and a continuous drive for professional growth.