Daniel Felipe Outa Yoshida

An architect and urban planner, he graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism at the University of São Paulo in 2017 and received his Master's degree in Architecture and Urbanism from the same institution in 2022. During his undergraduate studies, he carried out undergraduate research at the LABAUT/FAUUSP Environmental Comfort and Energy Efficiency Laboratory for two years, with a CNPq AT-NM grant linked to research assistance from his supervisor, on the topic: The impact of vegetation on urban microclimates: quantification of the leaf area index using two indirect non-destructive methods. The final undergraduate project, entitled Designing spaces for people: An oasis in the Liberdade neighborhood, linked to the supervisor's FAPESP research grant (2016/02825-5), took the background and results of the CI research into an urban design proposal. Her master's degree, entitled Green infrastructure: microclimate effects for climate change adaptation and plant health in an urban warming scenario, was awarded a FAPESP grant (2020/01610-0), linked to the supervisor's CNPq Universal and PQ2 research grants, continuing her previous research. He is currently a lecturer at the UNIFAAT University Center and a FAPESP IV-A Technical Training Fellow (2024/01068-2) within the research project Resilience and adaptation to climate change in cities: time to act with Nature-Based Solutions. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)