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Romullo Baratto

Project Manager | ArchDaily São Paulo, Brazil

Biography

Romullo Baratto is an architect with a PhD from FAU USP. From 2019 to 2023 he was the Managing Editor of ArchDaily Brasil, leading it to become the first media outlet to receive the FNA Award. In 2023, he became Project Manager for ArchDaily Global, leading initiatives such as the Building of the Year Awards and Best New Practices.

Sessions

11:20h

Thematic Roundtable | TOMORROW.BUILDING

When Cities Think: How Smart Infrastructure Transforms Urban Living

Adriano Silva Joinville City Hall Mayor Speaker

Julio De Salvo Globant Chief Solution Officer for MENA & APAC Speaker

Mohammed Dhaifallah Alotaibi Eastern Province Municipality Head of Smart City Solutions Speaker

Petra Hurtado American Planning Association Chief Foresight and Knowledge Officer Speaker

Romullo Baratto ArchDaily Project Manager Moderator

#Community Facilities, #Hospitals, #Resilient Infrastructures

2025-11-06 11:20 2025-11-06 12:05 Europe/Madrid When Cities Think: How Smart Infrastructure Transforms Urban Living

Innovation in large-scale infrastructures is key to creating safer, more sustainable, and efficient urban facilities—from hospitals to community centers. By leveraging advanced technologies and smart design, cities can build resilience and better serve evolving needs. How can these innovations ensure infrastructures adapt to the future of urban living?

Stage: Infrastructure & Building

Thu 6 11:20h - 12:05h Stage: Infrastructure & Building All Passes

13:40h

Thematic Dialogue | TOMORROW.BUILDING

Retrofitting Urban Memory: 3 Ximeneies by Marvel and GdSB

Esteban de Backer Gutierrez Marvel Partner Speaker

Jordi Garcés i Brusés GdsB - Speaker

Romullo Baratto ArchDaily Project Manager Moderator

#Cultural Patrimony, #Heritage, #Refurbishing, #TBWC

2025-11-06 13:40 2025-11-06 14:00 Europe/Madrid Retrofitting Urban Memory: 3 Ximeneies by Marvel and GdSB

The Three Chimneys represent an icon of Catalonia’s industrial heritage that we aim to preserve and enhance through our proposal for the new Catalunya Media City. The project ultimately engages with the site’s social memory, transforming an infrastructure that once had a significant environmental and social impact into one that fosters the future of media collaboration. In doing so, it takes advantage of the existing structure and its embedded energy to envision new possible futures.

Stage: Infrastructure & Building

Thu 6 13:40h - 14:00h Stage: Infrastructure & Building All Passes