Architect and Urban Researcher
Filipe Queiroz is a Brazilian architect and urban researcher whose work navigates the intersections of architecture, public space, and social transformation. With a strong interest in participatory design and community-based planning, Queiroz explores how spatial practices can respond to issues of inequality, mobility, and collective memory. His projects often blur the lines between research, activism, and design, engaging with diverse urban contexts across Latin America and beyond. Through academic collaborations and interdisciplinary initiatives, he contributes to rethinking the role of architecture in shaping more inclusive and dynamic urban environments. His practice reflects a commitment to architecture as a civic and cultural tool, rooted in both critical inquiry and hands-on engagement.
