Ana Albano Amora

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E-mail: aaamora@fau.ufrj.br

PhD in 2006 from the Institute of Urban Planning and Research (IPPUR) at UFRJ. Associate Professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism (FAU) since 2008, and at the Postgraduate Program in Architecture (PROARQ) at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). Representative of FAU at Cepeg (Undergraduate Education Council) from 2018 to 2019. Coordinates the Interinstitutional Doctorate of PROARQ with the Federal University of the Southern Border. Participates in the concentration area HERITAGE, THEORY AND CRITICISM OF ARCHITECTURE, working in the ProLugar and LabLugares Research Groups, with the following research: Places of Memory of Health and Architecture and Brazilian Architects - 19th and 20th centuries. She participated as a collaborating professor in the Specialization Course in Conservation and Management of the Heritage of Sciences and Health, at the Casa de Oswaldo Cruz - COC, of ​​the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation - FIOCRUZ, where she was part of the Health and City Research Group, working on joint research on pavilion hospitals. She participated in the Latin American Network of Researchers in the History of Hospital Architecture, coordinated by the National Autonomous University of Mexico - UNAM. She was secretary of Docomomo - Rio, from 2010 to 2012, and one of those responsible for WOMEWORK-2012, proposed by Docomomo Internacional with the theme of hospital architecture. She was a professor in the Department of Architecture and Urbanism at the Federal University of Santa Catarina - UFSC, where she was part of the faculty of the Postgraduate Program in History of Urbanism and Architecture of the City and directed the Documentation and Collection Laboratory - LDA. In Santa Catarina, she coordinated 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 of Health Collection. She was part of the technical team of the Cultural Corridor Project of the City of Rio de Janeiro, where she participated in the preparation of the Cultural Corridor Manual. She also worked as an 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.