Architect and urban planner graduated from Escola da Cidade, with a specialization in Design Thinking for Complex Projects from MIT. His trajectory was built through a deep relationship with nature and Brazil’s environmental diversity. He was the youngest student at the Ibirapuera Park School of Gardening, an experience that strengthened his technical and sensitive understanding of landscape, botany and territory. Leading more than 60 park, landscape and concession projects across different Brazilian biomes, he conducts creative processes that combine imagination, method and territorial responsibility. His work is marked by the ability to transform complexity into project strategy, structuring living territories that balance conservation, public use and economic viability. At Plantar, he leads the studio’s creative direction and conceptual development, connecting architecture, landscape and business with care, respect for territory and long-term vision.