Arthur Naressi is an accomplished architect, urban designer, and 3D artist with a diverse and innovative career spanning architectural design, urban planning, and advanced digital visualization. He graduated from School of Architecture and Urbanism of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (FAU-UFRJ), where he engaged in impactful research as part of the Prourb-Laurd Research projects. Among his notable academic works are "Social Mapping of Morro do Castelo", awarded at the UFRJ Scientific Initiation Journey 2010, "Modern Visions of Morro de Santo Antônio", and "Analysis, Ordering, and Design of Paraty’s Landscape." His final thesis, "Estação Apoteose," focused on revitalizing the Catumbi neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, transforming an underutilized space beneath the elevated highway into a public square connected to a future metro station.

As a professional architect, Arthur received the Jury's Special Prize at the KYM Field School competition by the Turkish organization Kimse Yok Mu. His design for rural schools in the African Savannah was presented in Istanbul, showcasing his ability to tackle global challenges through thoughtful, sustainable architecture. He also contributed to the development of Affordable Housing in Cambodia for Building Trust International, reinforcing his commitment to socially impactful architecture.

Arthur’s career includes numerous awards and collaborations with leading firms and professionals. He worked with renowned architect Carla Juaçaba on the projects: Olympic Golf Headquarters and the Institute of Applied Mathematics in Rio de Janeiro, where he was instrumental in the BIM modeling and visual presentations for the project. Additionally, he joined the DG-Architecture team for the BNDES Building Expansion Concourse, which won first place. Arthur contributed significantly as a BIM specialist, creating detailed diagrams, 3D renderings, and perspective sections. In 2018, he produced landscape imagery for Atelier 77 for the Brasília Paranoá Lakeshore Concourse, which earned third place in the competition.

As a 3D artist, Arthur has produced high-quality visual content for major infrastructure projects, including the Monorail Line 15 in São Paulo and small Hydro-power Plants. His expertise in BIM technology has enabled him to deliver cutting-edge building simulations, urban design solutions, and architectural visualizations, bridging the gap between design and technology.

Arthur’s work reflects a deep passion for creating spaces that blend functionality, sustainability, and aesthetic appeal. His multidisciplinary approach allows him to tackle complex design challenges while pushing the boundaries of digital visualization and architectural innovation.