Maísa Jordão is an architect and urban designer interested in how landscapes and infrastructure can address environmental challenges while creating more accessible and welcoming public spaces. Originally from Brazil, she brings experience across architectural design and construction, urban design, and master planning. Previously, Maísa worked at Sasaki in Boston, contributing to campus and district planning projects, and spent five years at Estúdio Cidade in Brazil, leading architectural projects from design through construction. She holds a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from the Harvard Graduate School of Design, where she is currently a research associate. Her work at Harvard focuses on climate adaptation, urban resilience, and placemaking.