Natalia Capellari de Rezende graduated in architecture and urbanism from the Catholic University Campus Poços de Caldas. She is experienced in the study of the “tipping process,” the description of memories associated with protected/preserved buildings and related projects. Her research deals with cultural heritage: identity, memory, and urban planning. She is currently a student in the postgraduate programmes in architecture, technology, and city in the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urban Planning, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, as well as in architecture and urbanism in the Architecture and Urban Planning Institute of the Universidade de São Paulo – São Carlos.