A collection of academic works completed at the University of Miami Architecture School.
Housing for All
The Jardins do Parobé affordable housing project in Parobé, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, showcases innovative design and sustainable practices to provide high-quality homes for low-income families. Featuring eight residential units with options of one, two, and three bedrooms, the development employs advanced 3D concrete printing technology and locally sourced wood, ensuring cost-efficient construction while maintaining durability. The project emphasizes harmony with nature through green façades, integrated courtyards, and recreational green spaces that enhance environmental quality.
Project
Housing for All - Jardins do Parobé
Location: Parobé, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Fall 2024
Amphibious Dwelling
Project
Amphibious Dwelling
Aquaterra; Floating Residential Community
Location: Coconut Grove, Miami
Spring 2024
These floating platforms are not just residences; They are vibrant ecosystems teeming with life. Utilizing hydroponic and aquaponic techniques, a diverse array of crops are cultivated.
Fish farms nestled beneath the platforms, provide a constant supply of fresh seafood, completing a balanced and nutritious food cycle. Residents can connect with nature and each other amidst the serene waters.
As a testament to sustainability and innovation, this floating agriculture project serves as a beacon of hope for a greener future, where humanity coexists harmoniously with the natural world.
Meditation Space
Natural Pool
Living Room
Bedroom
Silica City: A new urban model in Guyana.
Guyana envisions a new capital, which will house high-tech industries and will provide employment for the inhabitants of Guyana in a diversified economy built on resilient and sustainable development. This project is a concept and detailed masterplan that creates an innovation center for Silica City. The project is a mixed-use development that encourages live-work relationships. It is transit accessible but pedestrian oriented and creates places for production as well as consumption. 
Venezia: A new residential neighborhood.
This project is a concept for a new residential neighborhood in the island of Santa Helena, in Venice. A city that is over 1600 years and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The urban elements and the architecture of the city is what makes it so unique and the most visited city in the world. created an urban design vision plan and later a multistory apartment building project within the urban proposal.
North Miami Beach Youth Center: Tropical architecture for the future.
The goal of this project is to create a warm and inviting space that would attract the youth of North Miami Beach, being that a grand part of the population of South Beach began to have a shift to the north. The space would include different areas of play including a gymnasium along with other areas of learning and relaxing. One of the main focal points of this project is the Banyan Tree located at the center of the site. The eastern and southern facades are almost completely glass to take advantage of this beautiful sight which has been complemented with a landscaping design that includes a grand stair with two ramps at its sides. The facade panels of this building do not only serve for shading, cooling, and aesthetics, but also to remind the people of North Beach in subtle way what all of Florida including Miami is built upon, truly the literal foundations of the entire city. These panel feautures were designed specifically to fit only in North Beach, hence giving the building an increased sense of belonging
Barrio Tropical: Allapattah
In this studio we were given 3 weeks to create a new residential complex in the neighborhood of Allapattah, FL. I had one of the largest sites available so I decided to create a mixed-use residential building that would be inviting to the entire neighborhood, with shops located on the first floor, 12 residential units per floor and a communal garden roof for the residents.
