Ethel Pinheiro Santana

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E-mail: ethel@fau.ufrj.br

Architect and Urban Planner, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism/UFRJ, tenured since 2006, permanent professor of the Postgraduate Program in Architecture at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - PROARQ/UFRJ. Young Scientist of Our State - FAPERJ (2021-2024), current Scientist of Our State FAPERJ (since 2024) and CNPq Research Productivity Scholarship - PQ2. She has a degree in Architecture and Urbanism from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (2001) - having graduated with Magna Cum Laude - a master's degree in Architecture (2004) and a doctorate in Architecture (2010), both from PROARQ/UFRJ. She coordinated PROARQ/UFRJ (2020-2024) and has served as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal CADERNOS PROARQ since 2014. Full Member of the UFRJ Undergraduate Education Council - CEPG (2019-2024), member of the ANPARQ Board (2021-2022 and 2025-2026 terms), CAPES PRINT Project Coordinator (2019-2023). Coordinator of Final Undergraduate Works (2018-2019) and Dissemination Coordinator (2014-2018), both for the FAU Board, in addition to being Teaching Representative of FAU/UFRJ Adjuncts in Congregation (2014-2018). She is associated with Cresson AAU/ENSA-Grenoble through a technical-scientific cooperation agreement signed between UFRJ and ENSAG. She works as an ad hoc reviewer for funding agencies (Mackenzie, FAPESP, FAPERJ), in addition to being a member of Scientific Committees and Editorial Boards for several indexed journals. She is an advisor to Evaluation Committees and has accumulated awards in architecture competitions, having dedicated years of professional experience to executive projects and monitoring of works. She has worked academically in the area of ​​representation in architecture with an emphasis on planning and design of urban space, coded drawing, design/observation/ethnographic drawing, with experience in the following themes: urban environments, urban design, memory, perception of the environment, city - complexity and urban culture.