RADDAR, founded by Mexican architect Sol Camacho, is a São Paulo-based studio focused on research-driven, culturally grounded architecture. Operating across scales and disciplines, RADDAR treats theory and practice as mutually informing processes. Their projects address contemporary urban challenges while honouring local traditions and social needs. From urban design to academic research and exhibitions, RADDAR’s work bridges architecture with art, culture, and activism. Camacho, formerly Cultural Director at Instituto Bardi Casa de Vidro, brings a strategic and humanistic lens to each project. With a commitment to equity and innovation, RADDAR positions architecture as both a technical practice and a civic, cultural act.