Born in Recife into a family of architects. His grandmother, Janete Costa, a reference in Brazilian interior architecture, designer and visionary, used to bring him to decorate the houses and hotels from an early age. Antonio also worked closely with Janete's husband, Acácio Gil Borsoi, one of the masters of Brazilian Modern Architecture. Over many years, he has been following the masters and improving his own style of making the good architecture. In its projects some stand out for their challenge, among them The Real Mater Maternity Center, which has in its program a neonatal ICU with 10 beds and a structure ready to double its capacity, and the first Milk Bank of a private hospital in the state. All designed in order to humanize the space as access to natural light, harmonious color tones, indirect lighting, glass dividers enabling the continuous visual and light flow, and even theme wallpaper. Also The Real Imagem Mulher Imaging Center for Women, with a waiting room in mirrored smoked glass window in a wide corner view. Another challenging project was the CC Egas Moniz in Recife, in partnership with the architect Bianca Pessoa, the most modern Surgical Center in Latin America; the Center has among other innovations, a radiology system that transmits 3D images. Experienced Healthcare Architect with extensive experience in the largest hospital complex in North-Northeast Brazil. In addition to many years in the fields of Interior Design, Building, Hotel and Landscape Architecture. Bachelor in Architecture, MBA in Construction Management and Postgrad in Healthcare Architecture.