Ana Albano Amora

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E-mail: aaamora@fau.ufrj.br

PhD in 2006, by the Institute of Research and Urban Planning IPPUR at UFRJ. Associate Professor at the Faculty and Architecture and Urbanism of FAU and the Graduate Program in Architecture-PROARQ, at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro-UFRJ, where she coordinates the Interinstitutional Doctorate with the Federal University of Fronteira Sul, and participates in the area of concentration PATRIMONY, THEORY AND CRITICS OF ARCHITECTURE, working in the Research Group History and Critical Thinking, with the following research: Places of Memory of Health and Architecture and Brazilian Architects 19th and 20th centuries. She participates as a collaborating professor in the Specialization Course in Conservation and Management of Science and Health Heritage, at Casa de Oswaldo Cruz -COC, at the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, FIOCRUZ, where she is part of the Health and City Research Group, working in joint research pavilion hospitals. Participates in the network "Modernity in pavillion hospitals in Latin America", coordinated by the Autonomous University of Mexico - UNAM. She was secretary of Docomomo-Rio, in the period 2010/2012, and one of those responsible for WOMEWORK-2012, proposed by Docomomo Internacional with the theme of hospital architecture. She was a professor at the Department of Architecture and Urbanism at the Federal University of Santa Catarina - UFSC, where she was part of the faculty of the Graduate Program in History Urbanism and City Architecture and directed the Laboratory of Documentation and Collection -LDA. He coordinated in Santa Catarina the Inventory of Cultural Heritage of Health, developed nationally by Casa de Oswaldo Cruz - COC of Fiocruz, which resulted in the organization of the book "History of Health in Santa Catarina - Institutions and architectural heritage" of the History and Heritage Collection of Health. He was part of the technical team of the Cultural Corridor Project of the City of Rio de Janeiro, where he participated in the preparation of the Cultural Corridor Manual. She also held the position of architect at the Public Works Company-EMOP, and at the State Foundation for Environmental Engineering-FEEMA. She has experience in Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism, focusing on the following themes: preservation of cultural heritage; history of modern Brazilian architecture; history and theory of hospital architecture; history of the city and urbanism.