Since I was a child, I grew up in an environment surrounded by architects who taught me to combine a fascination for aesthetics with a scientific background and an extraordinary sensitivity. After completing my university studies as an architect and working in different countries and contexts, I felt that something was missing in the current way of understanding architecture. It was then that I discovered in garden design a way to complement my knowledge and connect people with nature, thus transforming their emotional well-being.

To acquire new skills and knowledge, I studied garden design at the London College of Garden Design, based at the wonderful Kew Gardens Botanic Gardens. I now combine my training and experience in both fields by creating unique and exciting spaces that enhance people's quality of life and their relationship with the natural environment.