I am an architect and urban planner with over twenty years of experience dedicated to creating conscious urban and architectural solutions, centered on people and deeply connected to nature.Addressing the contemporary challenges of cities and architecture through an approach that integrates sustainability, resilience, bioclimatic design, and inclusion, my work brings together the principles of biophilia and neuroarchitecture, applying strategic planning as a tool to balance both social and individual needs.

I developed the Urban Green Connectomicsmethodology, an innovative approach that weaves together neuroscience and urbanism to analyze, assess, and design improvement strategies that strengthen urban green networks, contributing to greater urban resilience in the face of climate change.

Throughout my career, I have collaborated with diverse institutions and organizations, implementing nature-based solutionsthat foster more sustainable, bioclimatic, and human-centered urban environments. My work also extends into teaching, research, and mentorship—sharing knowledge and experiences that inspire more conscious and empathetic ways of inhabiting, designing, and planning the spaces that surround us.