RMJM formally established studios in Brazil in the early 2010s, but has a history within Latin America that dates back to 1963 when Sir Robert Matthew (a founding partner of RMJM) chaired the International Union of Architects Conference in Cuba. A collaborative masterplan proposal from the RMJM studios in the Middle East, the UK and the Americas for the 2016 Olympic Games solidified RMJM’s presence in the region and saw RMJM Brazil begin to establish a network of partnerships in Latin America.
The team at RMJM Brazil are led by Mario Biselli, Artur Katchborian and Paulo Malucelli, each of whom brought extensive architectural and engineering experience on large scale projects with them to RMJM.
Inspired by the likes of Paulo Mendes da Rocha and Oscar Niemeyer, Brazilian culture influences every design the studio devise. Though experienced in all architectural disciplines, our brazilian architects have a comprehensive history of involvement in aviation architecture. Some of the iconic projects designed by RMJM Brazil include São Paulo International Airport Passenger Terminal 3, the Vale de Anhangabau urban regeneration and Curitiba Judicial Center.
R. Dr. Sodre, 117, Vila Olimpia
Sao Paulo
SP, 04535-110
Brazil
: 55 (11) 996332379
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Leadership
Meet the management team
Paulo Malucelli is one of the Managing Directors of RMJM Brazil in Curitiba. Working in the real estate industry as commercial and technical director for over 25 years, Paulo oversaw several large-scale projects both as a designer and coordinator. Additionally, he has extensive experience in public administration as a municipal secretary of planning.
With over 25 years of experience in residential, commercial, airports, offices, schools, sport facilities and masterplans, Mario Biselli is today RMJM Brazil Managing Director in Sao Paulo. Mario is an advocate of an architecture that seeks to understand Brazil's social phenomena and responds to its economic and cultural transformations. For over 16 years, he has been teaching Master classes in Urban Planning at the University Mackenzie, where he earned his PhD in 2014. Mario received many national and international awards and had the pleasure to design the Brazilian pavilion at the Architecture Biennale 2010.
Joao Malucelli is one of the Managing Directors of RMJM Brazil in Curitiba. His vast experience of over 25 years in transport terminals, hospitals, commercial buildings, theatres and airports ensured the timely delivery of several projects at the utmost satisfaction of some of the most demanding national clients.
Leadership
Meet the management team
Paulo Malucelli is one of the Managing Directors of RMJM Brazil in Curitiba. Working in the real estate industry as commercial and technical director for over 25 years, Paulo oversaw several large-scale projects both as a designer and coordinator. Additionally, he has extensive experience in public administration as a municipal secretary of planning.
With over 25 years of experience in residential, commercial, airports, offices, schools, sport facilities and masterplans, Mario Biselli is today RMJM Brazil Managing Director in Sao Paulo. Mario is an advocate of an architecture that seeks to understand Brazil's social phenomena and responds to its economic and cultural transformations. For over 16 years, he has been teaching Master classes in Urban Planning at the University Mackenzie, where he earned his PhD in 2014. Mario received many national and international awards and had the pleasure to design the Brazilian pavilion at the Architecture Biennale 2010.
Joao Malucelli is one of the Managing Directors of RMJM Brazil in Curitiba. His vast experience of over 25 years in transport terminals, hospitals, commercial buildings, theatres and airports ensured the timely delivery of several projects at the utmost satisfaction of some of the most demanding national clients.
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