She has attended numerous conferences, where her knowledge and experience have grown.

She was hired by ENDESA for the lighting project of 32 monuments in Peru.

In 2009, she founded her own studio, which is internationally recognized and has received international awards for her passion for light and her constant pursuit of new creative ways to use it.

She is frequently invited to various countries to give lectures on her work, including at MIT Media Lab, KTH in Stockholm, Enlighten Europe, Enlighten Americas, and LED Forum in Brazil.

Her studio has projects in Peru as well as in Bolivia, Colombia, the USA, and Singapore.

At Lux Populi, Scarlett has focused on design and project management and is currently the Studio Leader at the Mexico office. Her projects range from high-end commercial and residential spaces to banking chains, retail stores, hospitality, mixed-use towers, and implementation projects. One of her main concerns when designing is the user’s experience within the space. She is aware that design is not always fixed and may evolve during later phases, from the initial concept to final commissioning.

Born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil, and educated in Canada, Germany, and Los Angeles, Thomas brings an international perspective to everything he designs and builds.

Throughout his 25-year career, his projects have been featured in prominent publications such as Elle Decor, Architectural Digest, and Wallpaper*, and have received numerous design awards.

He is a problem solver who values and is enriched by the relationships formed throughout the life of each project, from conception to completion.

Thomas has taught and lectured at his alma mater, SCI-Arc, and is actively involved in community and nonprofit organizations in Los Angeles, along with his wife Aliza and their twins.

In her academic role, she developed the curriculum for the specialization in “Architectural Lighting Design,” of which she is currently the academic head. She also established the “Natural Light Observation Platform” and the “Architectural Lighting Laboratory.”

She teaches courses at the undergraduate, specialization, and master’s levels, and supervises final projects in the Unique Program of Specializations in Architecture and theses in the Master’s and Doctoral Programs in Architecture. Her research focuses on the use of natural light in architecture and the implications of artificial light in space. She is a national and international speaker on topics related to lighting in architecture and has undertaken lighting design projects and consulting related to lighting design.

System for Collection, Transmission, and Distribution. A consultant on natural lighting for architectural projects, she has collaborated with firms such as Calantigua and Ideas en Luz, advising on solar radiation and lighting for projects including the Mayan Train station, airport, and office spaces. She teaches the course “Light and Health” in the Specialization in Architectural Lighting Design at UNAM and is a tenured professor for the Lighting Project Workshop in the Master’s in Interior Design program at Universidad Anáhuac.

She also teaches Lighting, Preliminary Design Workshop, and Schematic Design courses at the undergraduate level at Universidad La Salle. She is a speaker at the Master’s in Lighting Design program at Arquine. Her professional experience includes working with Avant Group, a firm dedicated to lighting project development, and Buró Verde, specializing in landscape architecture projects.