Aude Choppinet obtained a masters from Sint-Lucas University of Architecture in Ghent, Belgium and studied one year in Portugal, Lisbon at the ISCTE University of Architecture and Urbanism. Her passion for other cultures and different ways of living brought her to a social awareness project in Gambia, to the Ministry of Works and Human Settlement in Bhutan, and to Barcelona where she worked in an architectural office mainly focusing on urban spaces. She is currently completing her internship in Brazil at the Prefeitura of São Bernardo do Campo, Secretaria de Habitação (SEHAB), where she is exploring the different aspects of water management and urban mapping in slum upgrading projects.
This is the student blog documenting the master’s field trip to Brazil to continue work on the Rio Floods Petropolis Sports-for-Change project in Brazil, in collaboration with Architecture for Humanity. Click here for the entire series. ———————————— Part 1 | by Ana Livi On the third day of our trip we went on a bus [...]
