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Architect and urban planner in training at UCP, Brazil. Interiors, joinery, landscape and housing — from site survey to construction.

“Every project starts as a line. My job is to see it built.”

A social space inspired by traditional English pubs, with a cultural identity and a focus on drinks, conversation and long stays. Visits are expected to be medium to long — two to five hours — since the place encourages socializing, quick meals and tasting drinks.

Lighting is low-intensity LED, with conventional power for lighting and equipment, and natural ventilation.

Materials: wood for the bars, shelving and ceiling; custom joinery; wood or hydraulic-tile floors; textured wallpapers; and exposed reclaimed-brick walls combined with wood paneling.

The pub draws people in and brings the space to life, adding value to the property and the neighborhood. Quality materials last longer and need less maintenance, and reclaimed materials reinforce a sustainable, low-impact approach.

This project designs an outdoor space with a green roof, meant to offer comfort, a place to gather and a closer connection with nature. It turns the area into somewhere to stay and rest, bringing in planting, seating areas and circulation.

The timber pergola creates a shaded, welcoming area, while landscaping with different plant species improves thermal comfort, environmental quality and the look of the space. Decks and furniture were placed to encourage people to gather and use it.

The green roof was proposed as a sustainable solution: it helps lower temperatures, absorbs rainwater and improves the local microclimate, while tying the architecture to the landscape. The result is a functional, pleasant and more environmentally balanced space.

A bedroom designed for boys between 8 and 15, meeting their needs for study, leisure and gaming. The design prioritizes making the most of the space and keeping it organized through custom furniture.

The layout fits two beds, a study area and storage, ensuring function without compromising comfort or circulation. The furniture includes a wardrobe, a bookcase, a study desk and wall cabinets, making better use of the walls and freeing up floor space.

A mix of open niches and closed modules lets the boys organize everyday things and display personal and decorative items. The study area is built into the furniture, creating a proper spot for reading, homework and the computer.

A study of apartments for a housing development, with one- and three-bedroom units for different residents and household compositions.

The proposal aimed for functional, well-distributed plans, prioritizing the integration of living room, kitchen and dining to encourage time together and make better use of space. The units were planned for comfort, everyday practicality, good daylight and natural ventilation, and efficient internal circulation.

The project includes floor plans and interior perspectives that help visualize how the rooms are organized and the furniture and finish choices.

Before the architecture studio, a construction company: for two years I worked alongside the people who build.

That's where I learned that a good drawing is one the site can actually build. So I design with the builder in mind: checked measurements, resolved details and a schedule that works.

I'm in the 10th semester of Architecture and Urban Planning at the Catholic University of Petrópolis, graduating in 2026, and I currently intern at Laura Varejão Arquitetura.

Before that, from 2024 to 2026, I interned at Construtora De Paula Hammes, a construction company. I work the way the building site taught me: measuring, modeling, detailing and following through.