Luis Felipe Clemente Nunes

Architect and urban planner graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of São Paulo (FAUUSP). Multidisciplinary research of the Amazon Region related to architecture, urbanism, archaeology, anthropology, geography and long-term history, through the Abya-Yala Group (FAUUSP). Member since its founding in 2018, the group is part of the FAPESP Jovem Pesquisador II Barroco-Açu Project. Postgraduate degree with specialty in geoprocessing (2023). Experience in design, management and analysis of laboratory architecture for public health (2023-current); organizing and participating in events for dissemination of scientific knowledge; in scientific communication; review of historical records and bibliography; and promotion of research in architecture and urbanism. Focus on indigenous and traditional communities contributions; architectural and urban design; local geopolitical and cultural scenarios; and long-term history. Experience with a FAPESP research grant for scientific initiation, with the project "Mundurukânia: Documentary sources and materials for the study of the spatial conception of Munduruku, (18th and 19th centuries)", between 2019 and 2020. Student co-representative in Abya-Yala Group (FAUUSP) in 2021 and 2022. Experience organizing events and reviewing material, in undergraduate and postgraduate studies at FAUUSP, concluding the degree with the research work "Praça Mani: Tapajônica landscapes in the long-dureé of Santarém - Pará ". Currently, Engineering Director at the Adolfo Lutz Institute, in São Paulo, managing and developing projects in laboratory architecture, in contexts of BSL-1 to BSL-3. Skilled in programs such as AutoCad, Microsoft Office, SketchUp, InDesign, Qgis, Arcgis and Photoshop. Certificate in Advanced English from Cambridge, through CAE. Languages: Portuguese and English (fluent), Spanish, Italian, Galician and Norwegian (understands or speaks little). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)