In 2016, while still in college, I co-founded Flipê Arquitetura, a studio based in São Paulo dedicated to architecture, scenography, and spatial design. Flipê was born from a desire to create spaces that resonate with the lives of those who inhabit them — not by imposing forms or styles, but by uncovering the potential of each context through attentive and grounded design.

At the core of our work is the belief that architecture is not static — it is lived in, moved through, and continuously reshaped by those who experience it. The interplay between body and space, between people and their environments, is what informs every design decision. This relational quality is essential to how we think, draw, and build.

Every creation we undertake is singular. While the concept often begins with us, it expands through dialogue — with the site, the client, and the cultural landscape that surrounds it. Our role is to translate stories, identities, and aspirations into spatial experiences that foster belonging and openness to change. Architecture, for us, is a living practice — one that evolves alongside the people it serves.