I am an architect with more than twenty years of professional experience in architectural design, having worked within established architectural offices in Israel and Brazil on residential, institutional and large-scale urban projects.

Throughout my career, I have participated in complex developments including high-rise residential towers, healthcare facilities, academic buildings and mixed-use projects. This experience built a strong foundation in architectural coordination, technical documentation and real-world construction processes.

In recent years, my professional focus has evolved toward digital workflows and technology integration within architecture. I work with architectural visualization and 3D modeling using SketchUp, D5 Render and Twinmotion, developing visual communication tools that support design development, presentation and real estate visualization.

Alongside visualization, I have expanded my practice into computational design and BIM programming, exploring parametric logic and workflow automation through tools such as Dynamo and Grasshopper. This transition reflects my interest in connecting architectural thinking with structured digital processes.

My academic and professional development is currently focused on Artificial Intelligence applied to architecture and construction. I am pursuing a Master Program in AI for Architecture and Construction at the Zigurat Institute of Technology in collaboration with the University of Barcelona. Additional professional training includes specialization in AI and automation workflows, covering prompt engineering, AI automation and AI protocols, as well as studies in parametric design and visual BIM programming.

Today, my work operates at the intersection of architecture, visualization and intelligent workflows, combining long-term architectural experience with emerging technologies such as AI, automation and computational design.

My goal is to explore how architecture can evolve through digital systems, improving not only how projects are visualized, but also how they are conceived and developed.