As an architect and urban planner, I have always sought the sense of working on space, and I believe that promoting smart and happy human spaces can be the key to transforming the world into a better place.

Happiness in human spaces is a matter of decisions and attitudes. Smart use of resources and spaces is a matter of choice. We are here to combine choices, decisions and attitudes.

The sensation of space, flow and movement in the design creates a positive feeling and a sense of freedom for the environment in the development of human life. Happiness and well-being are important parts of my projects.

I like working with Abayomi for the simple and important fact that their goals focus on the satisfaction of the other. Happiness is health!

I always asked myself “what had gone wrong” in the cities. Now I realize that it is possible to incorporate another perspective, and to think about what could work. I believe that changing perspective and intent can be crucial for cities and happier people.

I believe that making versions and translations, despite the existing digital tools, is still a craft and a love act. Bringing information to others in their language is a matter of inclusion, of democracy.

The proposal of happy spaces aligns with my life and work philosophy. Being part of this shift in thinking, where happiness becomes the center of a project's development, is a dream come true.

My professional purposes align with Abayomi's mission to promote inclusive and interacting spaces that allow the manifestation of the soul of cities.