My practice starts from a simple reflection: The space we inhabit as a source of wellbeing.
For more than 15 years I have led design projects where architecture and interior design serve as the vehicle for accessing physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing.
I work intuitively and rigorously at once; I let each person's or brand's identity reveal itself through their own history, and from there I shape the space.
Today, I orient my practice toward interior architecture; the space, and what lies within it, through bioclimatic design, biomaterials, and passive strategies that support wellbeing, while integrating principles of WELL Building and neuroarchitecture. I believe a well-designed space is a tool that regulates, sustains, and accompanies the person who lives in it.