Since I was little, architecture has already awakened something in me.

I grew up enchanted by the houses, buildings, and settings of the movies I watched. During childhood, when moving to another state with my family, I witnessed closely the construction of our dream house designed by my father, who was passionate about creating welcoming spaces. The house was built little by little: spacious environments, detailed plaster moldings, a winter garden, and different colors in each room.

Unknowingly, that care for every space shaped my passion.

My mother, with her simplicity and love, taught me the importance of a welcoming home. Setting the table for meals was a special moment.

These memories instilled in me the value of details and harmony in environments.

Still a girl, I organized the house, rearranged the furniture, collected architecture and decoration magazines, and in this way, without fully understanding, I already dreamed of transforming spaces.

When I took the entrance exam for Architecture and Urbanism, I still did not comprehend the greatness that this world would bring to my life. At 19 years old, married and with a six-month-old child, I started college. Each discipline, each studied project, each drawn line reaffirmed within me the certainty that I was on the right path.

The journey was challenging: divided between motherhood, personal life, and studies, I faced uncertainties, living with more experienced colleagues, some already with technical training. But passion overcame fears.

In 2017, with two small children, I defended my Final Thesis, on the theme “The importance of architecture in promoting children's health,” inspired by the experiences that motherhood provided me.

Shortly after graduation, I had the opportunity to design and oversee the construction of our own house, a dream that became reality. During this work, God gifted us once again: the news of the arrival of our youngest daughter.

It was a transformative experience, where I was able to apply technical knowledge, dare to innovate, and truly experience what it is to build a home.

Over the years, I combined my love for architecture with the priority of accompanying and educating our children. I had the freedom, supported by my husband, to choose the projects I wanted to develop, always delivering the best of myself for each client, as I did with my own house.

And it was precisely in this process that something greater was born:

The passion for construction was also awakened in my husband.

Guided by God, our dreams connected, and together we founded JASTELO Construction and Developments, where I serve as co-founder and architect responsible for project development and oversight of the execution of works.

Each new project is a new story.

Each new home, a new achievement.

I live daily the mission of transforming dreams into spaces that embrace lives with purpose, excellence, and love.