Computational Designer and Project Engineer at ArtEngineering GmbH, working more specifically in the stages of automation and project development for manufacturing and assembly. Holds a PhD degree from the University of Campinas, in the Postgraduate Program in Architecture, Technology and City (PPG-ATC) and holds a scholarship from FAPESP - Foundation for Research Support of the State of São Paulo, process #2019/04043-2. He did a research internship abroad with a BEPE grant from FAPESP, process # 2019 / 22605-8, at The Royal Danish Academy. He is on the scientific board of the Brazilian Institute of Geopoetics and Cultural Landscapes. He is a member of the research group "Contemporary Theories and Technologies Applied to Design" at LAPAC - Laboratory of Automation and Prototyping for Architecture and Construction. Graduated in Architecture and Urbanism from the Federal University of Viçosa, Minas Gerais. Had a PIBIC / CNPq scholarship for two years, developing scientific initiation research with the digital design process as its theme. Member for three years of Tetu, Junior Enterprise of Architecture and Urbanism, acting in the directories of Marketing and Quality. Was an intern of the Diálogo Office in Viçosa, having contact with the development of architectural projects and ICMS for Cultural Heritage. Researches about algorithmic Modeling and Digital Fabrication of Connections for Reciprocal Frame Structures (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Civil construction in Brazil presents two major obstacles to its development. On the one hand, the intense use of nonrenewable resources and the waste of materials makes it one of the most harmful industries for the environment. On the other hand, there are cultural, economic and legal barriers that affects the industrialization processes of construction, especially the more technological…
Wood is widely used in Brazilian civil construction, whether as cladding, roof structures, anchors or concrete forms, but it is still little used as structural element. In addition to being considered one of the most viable materials for the sector, considering the environmental sustainability, wood can also be industrialized, especially with the use of numerical control equipment. The di…
Focused on sustainable development of civil construction, many constructive systems could be improved by technology, such as the Reciprocal Frame Structures (RFs). They allow the construction of large spans, with little material expenditure. One of the main challenges of these structures is the mechanism of connection between parts, which can be the key to more economical and interesting …
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