with the application of extensive knowledge of structural systems, layouts, installations, utilities, legislation, materials, suppliers, and construction dynamics.

This experience combined with my father’s teachings made me realize that an industrial project is much more than just building sheds to house machinery, raw materials, production, and shipping.

The infrastructure and spaces necessary for the production flow are essential, but the main objective and greatest challenge of Industrial Architecture is to be able to imprint the corporate image and company values on the construction, besides providing clients with a unique comfortable and productive work environment.