Carlos Alejandro Nome Silva is an architect and urban planner, and a professor in the Department of Architecture and Urbanism (DAU) at UFPB.

• She graduated in Architecture and Urban Planning from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) (1998).

• He completed a master's degree in Production Engineering, also at UFSC (2002).

• She obtained her PhD in Architecture from Texas A&M University System (2008), where she developed studies on architectural programming applied to workspaces.

• He completed his postdoctoral studies at UFSC in 2009.

Her teaching career includes stints at Texas A&M and UFRN before joining UFPB in 2012.

In the research field, he is part of the Models and Prototyping Laboratory (LM+P) at UFPB and coordinates the research group Performance and Innovation Applied to Design (DIAPROJ) .

His areas of interest and scientific activity focus on:

• Architectural programming

• Modeling and prototyping

• Contemporary tools, techniques and methods of architectural design

• Studies of urban metrics, especially in the Latin American context.

Among his notable projects is " CASA NORDESTE ," an initiative that investigates contemporary design tools and processes.