Welcome.
I'm from São Paulo but currently based in Copenhagen.
I hold a bachelor's degree in Architecture and Urbanism from Mackenzie Presbyterian University and a master's degree in Architecture Computation from the Royal Danish Academy , where I focused on how data and computation can improve the way we plan, build, and evaluate the built environment.
Most recently I worked in consulting at Sweco (on infrastructure projects financed by development banks) and at Ramboll Management Consulting (on human rights due diligence across corporate supply chains). I previously practiced architecture at Isay Weinfeld and Felipe Hess , on high-end residential, hotel, and mixed-use projects. Earlier, at OSPA I worked on real estate product development, and at Itaú Unibanco on project management for the bank's real estate portfolio.
What connects it all is an interest in the questions architecture usually skips - why something gets built here, and where and how it could be done better. Computation is how I approach them, turning data into a basis for decisions. I am drawn to work where real estate, sustainability, and technology meet.
Outside of work I read about architecture, financial markets, and technology, and I listen to a lot of music. I also tend to build small tools for anything I do often enough, which is usually how I end up learning something new.