With an academic background in Architecture and Urbanism, complemented by courses in Computer Science, I bring an approach that combines architectural design, creativity, and technological skills. My experience includes developing solutions for the construction industry, focusing on creating applications for Building Information Modeling (BIM). I have participated in various projects using C#, Python, and C++ within the .NET Framework, as well as applying the MVVM architecture to develop interfaces that aim to be intuitive and functional. Practical experience on construction sites has allowed me to better understand the challenges faced in the day-to-day of construction, which, combined with my academic research, has always focused on problem-solving and creating new tools to meet the needs of the sector. I am familiar with tools like Azure DevOps, which assist in task management and team collaboration. Additionally, I possess skills in BIM model analysis, project management, and the development of internal tools and plugins, always aiming to optimize workflows and promote collaboration in multidisciplinary environments.
Research Assistant in the project: "Guidelines for Implementing Distance Learning of BIM through Revit." The study focused on identifying optimal methods for teaching Revit in Civil and Electrical Engineering programs. University courses, including Technical Drawing, Descriptive Geometry, and graphic representation with AutoCAD, were analyzed to identify gaps and integration opportunities. As a result, an online Revit course was developed to support students, complemented by in-person sessions that applied and validated the effectiveness of the studied methodologies.
Technological Research Fellow in the project: "Technical Collaboration for Assessing Innovation Potential, Opportunity Mapping, and Enhancing Sustainability of New Facilities for the Federal Highway Police in Rio Grande do Sul." Responsibilities included conducting a detailed survey of the Bank of Brazil Mechanization Center, designed by the Roberto Brothers, later remodeled to serve as the headquarters of the Federal Highway Police. Collaborated in modeling the building using ArchiCAD and collecting project requirements alongside the Federal Highway Police, the building’s future users. The project utilized ArchiCAD, Solibri, Navisworks, Python (for data analysis), and EnergyPlus. The proposed remodeling project was successfully executed and completed in 2023.
Assisted in architectural, electrical, and hydraulic design for a single-family residence and a large retail store (Camicado) using Revit. Collaborated on necessary compatibility checks with other disciplines utilizing Navisworks. Additionally, engaged in project execution planning with MS Project and Navisworks, ensuring efficient workflow and adherence to project timelines. Gained hands-on experience in BIM applications and integrated design processes within a leading firm in the industry.
Responsible for the development of large and medium-sized commercial projects, with an emphasis on BIM model analysis and process standardization. This role involved the creation and management of templates to ensure consistency and efficiency in project execution. Worked on integrating collaborative modeling practices and utilizing BIM tools to optimize workflow, facilitate communication between teams, and ensure the quality of deliverables. Collaboration with architects, engineers, and other professionals was essential to identify improvement opportunities, implement best practices, and meet the specific needs of each project, contributing to the success of the company's commercial initiatives.
With the aim of improving BIM processes within the office, began implementing automations using Dynamo and Python. Due to the satisfactory results, gained recognition and established the Technology Hub, dedicated exclusively to process automation and the development of internal tools and plugins. Initially, the plugins were created to assist in managing templates and families but quickly expanded to serve all Revit users in the office. The first plugins were developed in Dynamo, but over time, they migrated to Python, becoming increasingly robust and necessitating the integration of C# and .NET to meet the growing needs of the team and optimize workflows. This role involved continuous collaboration with architecture teams to identify needs, design effective solutions, and ensure the successful implementation of automations in projects.
Assisted in three research projects: one focused on flow analysis at the Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre, another on abstract requirements analysis at Santa Casa, and a third on pathology registration. The flow analysis involved empirical observation and interviews to assess internal hospital flows, resulting in the modeling of ideal and actual flow maps. The second research project involved developing an expansion for the hospital based on abstract requirements gathered from users through observation and interviews, leading to architectural designs shaped by emotional responses. Graphs were used to represent each room as a node, incorporating properties related to the physical environment, number of users, and recurring emotions. The third research project focused on developing a Revit plugin that identified and registered building pathologies throughout its lifecycle, documenting each pathology with coordinates, registration dates, and possible causes in a table that could be viewed directly in Revit or externally via Excel.
Actively participated in the development of plugins for Revit, focusing on the integration of IFC models. Utilizing Python and the Revit API, solutions were designed to meet the specific needs of the firm. As a member of the technology team dedicated to automating BIM processes, contributed to the creation of tools that facilitated collaboration between architecture and engineering teams. The developed solutions not only optimized workflows but also enhanced communication and integration among disciplines. This role required close collaboration with cross-functional teams to identify requirements, design solutions, and ensure the effective implementation of plugins in ongoing projects, resulting in a more efficient and productive work environment.
Worked in the projects and design area, focusing on the development of alternative architectural projects using unconventional materials. Participated in the design of projects for restaurants, bakeries, and cafes, encompassing everything from initial conception and concept creation to planning and execution. All projects were modeled using ArchiCAD, ensuring precision and quality in design. This role involved collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to integrate innovative and functional solutions, providing unique experiences for users of the designed spaces. The experience enhanced skills in creative design, project management, and the use of 3D modeling tools.
Responsible for leading the projects and data analysis department, focusing on evaluating and adapting BIM models to meet the office's established standards. Conducts simulations of construction phases and the placement of equipment on construction sites, ensuring project feasibility. When necessary for the correct execution of the works, develops detailed simulations of construction stages and plugins to support the engineering team in evaluating and approving services.
Developed the BIM mandate and supervised the approval of contracts with designers, establishing clear guidelines and ensuring quality in project deliveries before transferring them to the field execution team. During the entire construction monitoring process, provides continuous support through meticulous analyses and extraction of data from BIM models. To optimize these processes, developed several plugins for Revit, all programmed in C# and .NET. These plugins include tools for concrete volume calculations, creation and export of quantity and budget tables, as well as support for the supply department, ensuring greater efficiency and precision in project operations.
As a .NET Developer, is dedicated to creating solutions for the construction industry, addressing the needs of engineering and architecture firms, as well as other disciplines involved in the field. Their primary focus is on developing applications aimed at Building Information Modeling (BIM) software.
To manage tasks and promote team collaboration, they utilize Azure DevOps, with C# as their main programming language. However, they also resort to other languages, such as Python and C++, whenever necessary to meet specific requirements.
They have solid experience in the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) architecture and the .NET framework, developing applications in the WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) environment, ensuring the creation of intuitive and high-quality user interfaces.
In addition to my academic background and professional experience, I am a drummer and study music theory.