Camila Huber is a Brazilian Architect, Landscape Architect and Urban Designer. At the Harvard Graduate School of Design, she pursued a dual degree in Urban Design and Landscape Architecture.
Her interests lie on understanding globalization processes and its imprint on the contemporary landscape, with that she aims to mediate tensions between locality and globalization.
Prior to coming to Harvard, she worked in a diverse spectrum of design projects across scales, ranging from university masterplans and slums re-urbanization projects to interior design and construction management.
Utile, Inc., Boston, MA, US, Urban Design Consultant
Collaborated with Utile Design on visions for the development of 10 blocks over an upcoming highway cap in Downtown Dallas.
Critical Places, Bhilai, IN, Intern Architect
Collaborated on the development of a prototypical community hall to be implemented in 56 rural villages of the state of Maharastra in India.
AECOM, New York, NY, US, Intern Urban Designer
Collaborated with the Landscape Architecture group in concept and adjustment phases of several projects in New York City metropolitan area, including the Rebuild by Design initiative in Meadowlands. Was part of the Urban Design team on a redevelopment proposal for Red Hook Terminal in Brooklyn.
Gavea Architects, Rio de Janeiro, BR, Architectural Designer
Worked through all phases of institutional, commercial, and residential architectural projects. Produced several presentations to clients, comprehending architectural drawings, renders, and cost estimates. Oriented and oversaw interns in completing their tasks. Was part of the design team for the competition of Alvar Aalto extension museum in Finland.
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, US, Masters, Master of Landscape Architecture
Master of Landscape Architecture
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, US, Masters, Master of Architecture in Urban Design
Master of Architecture in Urban Design
Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio BR), Rio de Janeiro, BR, BArch, Bachelor of Architecture and Urban Design
Bachelor of Architecture and Urban Design
International Community Service Fellowship, Grant
Awarded funds to work at Critical Places, India. Critical Places is a group of designers and engineers dedicated to developing design projects for underserved communities in Rural India.
Mexico Cities Initiative, Grant
Awarded a grant to conduct research in Mexico on the theme of ICT policies as related to public participation and urbanism.
Dean's Merit Scholarship Recipient, Scholarship
Full Scholarship to pursue a Masters of Architecture in Urban Design and a Masters of Landscape Architecture at the Harvard GSD.
Claudio Haddad Fellowship Fund, Scholarship
Full Scholarship to pursue a Masters of Architecture in Urban Design and a Masters of Landscape Architecture at the Harvard GSD.
Project nominated for "Tomorrows Architect" in Urban Design and Planning Category, Nomination
Undergraduate Thesis Project nominated for "Tomorrows Architect" in Urban Design and Planning Category. "Tomorrow's architect" is an award conceived every year for outstanding Undergraduate Thesis projects by Brazil's Institute of Architects.
