Having experience as a military and martial artist, I am disciplined and motivated. I always try to pursue my goals and complete them in the best possible way, whether easy or difficult I have resilience and determination. Architecture enchants me and allows me to put dreams on paper and be a tool in people’s lives for this. I believe the mixture and balance between art and logic in architecture make it sensational and worthwhile.
Photoshop for architecture Course
University of Brasilia
• Supported 35 students as a teaching assistant in the Department of Architecture in the field of Water & Sanitary.
Capital Baptist Church
• Designed and built scenary for plays, also designed assembly and quality spaces up to 500 occupants.
• Assembly and general organization for services and celebrations.
• Small group leader.
LightHouse for the Blind
• Support events for the visually impaired, such as on Polling Day, Covid Vaccine Booster, and the Halloween festival.
• Support the visually impaired in activities such as walking around the city, visiting sights, finding places for meals, and shopping.
• Taught martial arts to 130 children and adults in a needy school over a period of three years.
Revit training: from zero to advanced
Sketchup training for interior architecture Reserve Officer
Corps Presidential Guard Battalion Basic Autocad Course
Advanced English Course
High School - Galois School Brasilia
This was my final project for my bachelor’s degree in Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Brasilia.
The goal of this project goes beyond simply the creation of an exhibition pavilion; it is also my goal to look at design process differently. Though the name of this project “Path of the Blind” it’s intended to be experienced by both the visually impaired and the visually able. The visually able will come to better understeand trully how the built environment is experienced by the blind through the use of other four senses
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Going through the pavilion, the sighted and the visually impaired eventually share the same experience. As one proceeds through the pavilion the light diminishes, as linear and non-linear paths with intersections and mild slopes occur. At each turn, intersection and slope decisions need to be made and other senses need to aid in that decision making process.
Within the exhibit, there are several archictectural models with descriptions of each piece within in braille. So as a visually able visitor would need the assistance of a blind visitor to understand exactly what they are seeing (role reversal), because now the visually able person is in the non-visual environment
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Different exhibition techniques were designed in each planned environment and space, such as models, tactile panels, sculptures, and the use of the Montessori teaching method for the children’s playful environment. All these are aimed at the best diversity of perception for the visually impaired.
Use of simple materials at low cost were chosen, to facilitate the construction of the pavilion in cities or areas with fewer resources.
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Exhibition space for tactile models, sensory panels, and braille texts Benches and plazas at the central nodes of the axes of the pavilion
Children’s space based on Montessori development
Cafe with capacity for two employees
Accessible bathroom module
The project is carried out in a modular structure composed of elements that can be disassembled and transported to another terrain, providing the possibility of disseminating this concept and thought.
The site is in a very arid and hot environment in Brazil. The project is an intermodal transit center where lightrail, train, and city metro transportation meet. The proposed station site is in the center of a fast growing district. The challenge for this project, as mentioned before, is the climate, which requires shelter from the sun, good airflow and comfortable areas to relax while waiting for their ride. For patrons with a little more time on their hands in between modes travel, additional design elements were added to brake the day monotony: art galleries/ exhibits, pedestrian park, retail and dining.
Hierarchy and importance of flows
The pedestrian path is very important for the project, so it was analyzed more intensely the flow present in the space, both in the place of implantation and in the surrounding urban context. In addition, profiles of potential users were analyzed to understand better the needs program and what are the essential uses that will be present
Flexibility and permeability through the buildind
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The facades and canopies were designed to provide shade and channel breazes. The use of wooden brise-soleil panels to protect the plazas from the harsh exposure.
On the north facades, that receive more solar exposure throughout the year, vertical wood louvers provide protection to the interior from direct sunlight, increasing the thermal comfort inside the buildings.
The geometry is arranged to maintain the circulation of the winds and a constant breeze at the upper level easterly, keeping the temperature milder.
In the Federal District, the temperature during the afternoon ranges between 75ºF to 90ºF and, with a low rate of precipitation and tipically low humidity provides a solid solar incidence.
Gutters on roofs
Gutters: Galvanized sheet for rainwater collection
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Path of the water collection 30cm
Path of the water collection
Photovoltaic panels:
Arranged only where the roof is faced to the north facade, which receives greater direct solar incidence. Installed by means of rails screwed directly into the spans of the selfsupporting tiles.
Collecting rainwater is one of the topics designed for the maximum reuse of natural resources.
The sustainable and self-sufficient character of the building is fundamental.
Tree-type pillars allow a greater span at the base level and a smaller one at the level of the beams and roofs, also in steel that supports a more significant load with a smaller section.
The project was designed for a Brazilian start-up that was developing a gym for small sites and differents enviromments. They needed an efficient modular design for construction. The Gym is accessed by QR Code and there are spaces for group and individual classes.
The client asked for multiple schemes that could adapt to various sizes and topography of multiple sites. All ofthese options had to be based on standard shipping container dimensions.
The most efficient way to arrange the containers is in a U shape, creating a center that can be use for outdoor activities. This is also the most economically advantageous because there is no need for a 2 floor structure. Containers Dimensions (ft):
All the assembly combinations were presented to the client as options for the different sites he could have in the future.
CONTAINER RESTROOM CONTAINER EQUIPMENT
WORKOUT AREA
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P2 P2
P3
221 sqft 688 sqft
612 sqft 1290 sqft 640 sqft
Three main types of cointaners are used, One bigger with 40ft x 16ft and 10ft high that is for the main equipments and workout area. The other is smaller with 20ft X 8ft and 9ft high, that is for the Offices, rooms and bathrooms. Also this second container can be acquired with the measurement of 30ft instead of 20ft and allow an accessible bathroom.
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SITE | IDEAL SITE
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CONTAINER OFFICE CONTAINER RESTROOM CONTAINER EQUIPMENT
WORKOUT AREA
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1925 sqft 147 sqft 221 sqft 688 sqft
SITE | MIN SITE MIN
WOKOUT AREA
612 sqft 1290 sqft 640 sqft
WINDOWS AND
J1 - ALUMINIUM SLIDING WINDOW, GLASS 60x 48x 35 in
J2 - ALUMINIUM AWNING WINDOW, GLASS 24 x 24x 60 in P1 - DOOR 24 in P2 - DOOR 28 in P3 - DOOR 32 in P4 - PIVOT DOOR W/ 28 in GLASS LITE
SITE | MIN SITE MIN WOKOUT AREA J1
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PORTAS E JANELAS
J1 - JANELA DE CORRER EM ALUMÍNIO E VIDRO 150 x 120 x 90 J2 - JANELA BASCULANTE EM ALUMÍNIO E VIDRO 60 x 60 x 150
PORTA 60cm
PORTA
TERRENO | LOTE MÍN
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The condominium manager asked for a place that can be used for small reunions or parties.
The client wanted to have the following elements in the design: - flexible seating options - a multi-function kitchen - home theater for watching movies and playing video games
- Kitchen with Gourmet Island
- The wall below the window with matte black paint or a dark tone to match the furniture of the island and the benches..
- Wood Slatted Panel
Second environment for occasions with more people totaling an ideal of approximately 20 people per event well accommodated.
Two corner tables to support bags, keys, and wallets.
Projector fixed on the ceiling with retractable screen fixed on the wall.
- Two rectangular tables allow greater flexibility in the layout of the environments.
- Can be using one of the tables, the two, the union of the two, or just the sofa for the use of the projector with the retractable screen.
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Set of pendants for spot lighting.
Custom exhaust hood.
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Masonry island base with matt black painted finish with built in cabinet access from kitchen side. Island counter top and side finishes to be light colored granite.
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Bar stool without backrest.
Extent of built in base cabinet.
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Built-in Waste Bin.
Built-in microwaves and eletric oven. 90cm above the ground. Dimensions accordind to the equipment specifications.
Cabinet Matt Black MDF Matching the other cabinet ground. Dimensions accordind
Two-door cabinet, (H) 70 x (L) 63 cm.
Matt Black MDF With vented opening to exit of warm air.
Cabinet Matt Black MDF Matching the other cabinet
Modular Cabinet *Verify dimensions on site.
Modular Cabinet *Verify dimensions on site
The changes in the reception of the Brasilia International School were designed to update finishes and aesthetics, making it a more pleasant, modern, harmonious space in line with the school’s standards. The change in the floor for a new porcelain tile is necessary mainly by the poor installation conditions of the existing base and the difference in the pieces placed later.
3D and slatted coatings allow a modern look and better use of the space visually and physically. parents and employees but also friendly for children, with soft colors and furniture with no hazards.
Lighting project carried out for the Brasilia Army Police Battalion. The scope of this project was limited to upgrading the dated finishes overhauling at the battalion entrance and an overhaul electrical and lighting in the space..
The battalion commander asked to use built-in lamps because they are the available models. Initially, the guard corps had no lining, and all the wiring was exposed, making the place dirty and poorly presented.
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The project was done out during my internship with the regional commission of military works as proposed in response to the request of the army prefecture of the urban military sector and the government of the federal district of Brasilia.
The construction of a new bus stop for the military zone was requested. Still, the region is considered a historical heritage, so the point should correspond to the existing architectural layout. Thus, the bus stop was designed with simple straight lines and curves that form the pillar and cover, using concrete, including the seats and space for bike hacks and waste bins.
