PhD in "Architecture, Technology and City", from UNICAMP, focusing on technologies applied to architectural design. Architect graduated from the Universidade Estadual de Campinas (2014), carried out undergraduated research at FAPESP, focusing on optimizing insolation-responsive roofs through parameterization, and research at Self Assembly Lab / MIT with a BEPE/FAPESP scholarship, where he worked with self-assembling materials (4D printing) and development of new materials for FDM 3D printing. He completed his master's degree in the "Architecture, Technology and City" program at UNICAMP (2017), focusing on optimizing thermal and structural performance in tall buildings with complex shapes. He completed his doctorate in the same program (2023), focusing on the use of robots in architecture, resulting in his doctoral thesis "Robots in architecture: design for manufacturing and assembly". He taught in postgraduate programs: Digital architecture and parametric projects (Fine Arts) and Parametric design in architecture (PUC-Minas). In addition to free courses and workshops (AA Visiting School 2018) and in colleges (UNICAMP, Anhanguera Limeira). In addition to academic duties, he works on projects and consultancy in the area of #8203;#8203;generative design, focusing on artificial intelligence applied to design, parameterization of architectural design, optimization by genetic algorithms and rapid prototyping in architecture (file-to-factory). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Since the 2nd half of the 20th century, automation began to be introduced in the production processes of the most diverse industries. In addition to reducing costs and making production more precise, it allowed the insertion of the concept of mass customization. Although some areas have quickly absorbed these concepts (such as the automotive industry), others have had a slower absorption.…
The recent advances in CAD (computer aided design) and CAM (computer aided manufacturing) tools are revolutionizing the way of thinking and produce the architecture as well as the relations between architects, other professionals in the construction and production methods. In addition to insert complex geometries in architecture, it also allowed through parametric methods, computer simula…
In the last decades the Technologies of CAD/CAM have developed, opening new possibilities for the production and teaching of architecture and urbanism. Tool as NURBS modeling, parameterization and prototyping were inserted into the architectonic production, and they are changing the form of thinking it and producing it. This research will explore the applications of those new technologies…
It's known that the use of CAD/CAM changed the way of thinking and producing architecture. As the shape of the buildings evolved, so did the tools for design, simulate, produce and optimize them. This research will explore the use of self-assembly, coded folding and programmable matter technologies in architecture, aiming its usage on solar shading surfaces and structures. Those passive m…
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