Nseries Plus				2007
Nseries Plus is an online and mobile platform that allows new Nseries customers to download free digital content from an array of well known partners such as: NME, National Geographic, Love Film, TimeOut, among others. The experience offers several personalization layers by adapting its environment and content offering based on a user's phone model and operator, which is traced when a user first logs in with its phone number.		• Concept and Interaction Design.

N95 Mashup Tool				2007
"What's in your pocket" was the tagline for the highly successful N95 global campaign which allowed users to submit their own video clips showing what they kept in their pockets. With more than 1,000 submitted videos, users were then invited to create their own version of the popular N95 TV Commercial, by using their own clips or parts of the original commercial. Besides of the video Cutting Room, the tool incorporated different options for soundtrack, voice-over and title sequence.		• Concept and Interaction Design.

Nokia - Nseries.com				2007
Nseries.com is the global website for Nokia high-end series of devices. Together with the Interaction Design (ID) team at R/GA, conceptualized most of the IA, interface, features, experiences and behaviors of Nseries.com (V3) from the initial stage of development. Used wireframes, diagrams, schematics, process mapping, research and usability evaluation to build its 100+ pages ID document.		• Concept and Interaction Design.

Nokia Nseries - Share what you see				2006
Share what you see was a central online experience for the global launch of Nokia N73. For this purpose Nokia invited a group of renowned artists to document segments of their lives using the N73. The online environment included different artists' worlds, many created in 3D, where one could not only see their artwork but also interact with different media created with the N73.		• Concept and Interaction Design.

VisualComplexity.com				2005
VisualComplexity.com is a unified resource space for anyone interested in the visualization of complex networks. The project's main goal is to leverage a critical understanding of different visualization methods, across a series of disciplines, as diverse as Biology, Social Networks or the World Wide Web.		• Main Researcher. • Concept, ID and Development. • HTML, CSS, Coldfusion, MySQL.

Blogviz				2005
Thesis project - Master of Fine Arts in Design and Technology at Parsons School of Design. Blogviz is a visualization model for mapping the transmission and internal structure of top links across the blogosphere. It explores the idea of meme propagation by assuming a parallel with the spreading of most cited URLs in daily weblog entries.		• Concept, ID and Development. • Flash, Coldfusion, MySQL.

Digital Forest				2004
DigitalForest was an online virtual growing forest, with a long-term life cycle. It allowed anyone to contribute to the natural heritage and biodiversity of planet earth by planting a digital tree, resulting in the donation of $1 to an environmental organization. This conceptual project was developed in the Spring 2004 - MFA program at Parsons - as the final project of Major Studio II.		• Concept, ID and Development. • Flash Prototype.

DSS - Disease Surveillance System				2004
Part of a collaboration studio with Siemens Corporate Research Center, we developed a prototype for an interactive application aimed at Siemens Medical. DSS - Disease Surveillance System was intended to be a visualization and communication tool that shared symptomatology data between hospitals and health care professionals for detecting possible disease outbreaks and recognizing development patterns. This was a group project developed with Fura Johannesdottir and Samantha Kim.		• Concept, ID and Development. • Flash Prototype.

Self-Replicating Cloners				2003
This was a group project developed in the Fall 2003 at Parsons MFADT program. Together with Ao Lu and Fura Johannesdottir, developed a series of visualizations of virus (biological and computer generated), their progression through time and world-scale spreading. In particular, we made a side-by-side comparative analysis of two of the most popular biological and computer viruses - SARS and MyDoom.A.		• Concept, ID and Development. • Flash Prototype.

MFADT				2003
Hosted on the Parsons DT department server (a.k.a. A Server) this was a showcase of all the work developed during the MFA program.		• Concept, ID and Development. • Flash.

MSLIMA.COM V2				2003
The previous version of MSLIMA.COM, developed just before entering the MFA program at Parsons School of Design. Included a flash portfolio with plenty of older projects, some clearly outdated.		• Concept, ID and Development. • Flash.

KPTO				2002
On my last internship assignment at the Danish design firm Kontrapunkt I was entrusted with the full conceptualization and development of KPTO's website. KPTO is an affiliated company of Kontrapunkt that works mainly with print and artwork. Apart from the responsibility at the time, it was an overwhelming challenge for the creative freedom I was given.		• Concept, ID and Development. • Flash.

Gumlink				2002
Gumlink is a brand of Scandinavia's largest chewing-gum manufacter, Dandy. Being responsible for the new design programme for Gumlink, Kontrapunkt produced numerous graphic elements and imagery for Gumlink's new identity, which ended in a digital presentation to the press. I was involved in the development of the presentation together with David Kearford and Christian Leifelt. The animation central core is a dynamic group of "flying" chewing gums that move around the screen presenting Gumlink's new identity, which I created using 3D MAX.		• 3D Animation. • 3D MAX.

HEXA				2001
Hexa was presented at the Young Designers 2000 exhibition at the National Society of Fine Arts, in May 2001, organized by ICEP - Investments, Trade and Tourism of Portugal, having as guest designer and head of jury Ron Arad. The project consists of a translucent polypropylene stepladder that can be converted into three distinct positions. A seat bank or small working table, a stepladder, and also, it can adopt a position that allows it to be hung to any free wall.		• Concept and Prototype construction.

Bus Stop				1999
In the 2nd year Product Design course Design II, a plan of a bus stop was developed for an outdoor area in the Faculty of Architecture building. The project included several structural studies and the construction of a small size maquette.		• Concept and Maquette construction.

Mariposa				1999
Mariposa was developed in the Design II course - Faculty of Architecture, UTL. It is a convertible table made with a key structural objective of saving space. The prototype was made of different types of wood but the final goal was to use polypropylene and mild steel, among other metallic components.		• Concept and Prototype construction.