WHO I’M

Born in 1994, I specialize in communication within the fields of architecture and urban sociological studies, with a particular focus on the interactions between space and society. My work develops through an interdisciplinary approach that I define as "tessellated," where architecture, communication, and urban sociology intertwine to offer a deeper understanding of cities, their spaces, and the dynamics that run through them.

My research goes beyond the design of spaces, exploring how physical structures connect with social, cultural, political, and environmental contexts. I am interested in analyzing how design and the organization of environments influence people, and how, in turn, social dynamics shape urban space.

In a rapidly evolving world, I believe that the future of our cities depends on our ability to understand and respond to global challenges, including climate change, social justice, and the fight against inequalities. I collaborate with architects, urban planners, and academics to promote an integrated approach that values the city as a complex and ever-changing system.

My work is an invitation to reflect on how the cities we build reflect the societies we live in, and how they can evolve to meet the challenges of our time.