They met in their college lectura halls. Carlos Maia, Débora Mendes and Igor Macedo were in the same ciass and shared a love of drawing, but also a dedication and a vision of the world that was different from the rest. In fact, Igor loved to walk around the city as a child, examining every detail and thinking “How could I make all of it better?”. And so, these classmates became friends, then collaborators in different competitions for young architects and, a while later, partners and founders of Tetro Arquitetura. The 41-year-old trio runs the studio that is already leading the new generation of Brazilian architecture from their offices in the city of Belo Horizonte thanks to their talent for providing each of their projects with
