Ana Carolina Sevzatian Terzian

Mackenzie Presbyterian University Architecture and Urbanist graduate (2020) with bachelor thesis titled "Among disputes, expulsions and resistances: Campos Elíseos and the Right to the City". Terzian was a volunteer researcher at the IVM-Institut pour la Ville en Mouvement (City in Movement Institute), working in the research group "Mobile Hyperplaces" (2018-2021), associated with Mackenzie Presbyterian University.Terzian also participated of research group Constructive Systems of Contemporary Architecture of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, in which she took part of the Extension Project "Riverside Construction Culture and Technique: Influences in the Quality of Life and the Environment" (2018-2020), and contributed with the research "The characteristics of riverside housing in the state of Amazonas: Impacts on quality of life and health (2017-2022), in addition to an undergraduate research titled Riverside housing in Manacapuru: study of sealings by rapid prototype (2018), approved by Mackpesquisa and published by Atena in the ebook "Applied Social Sciences: Advances, Retreats, and Contradictions. She joined the management of the Mosaico model architecture office in 2017, where she took part in a non-profit consulting team in the area of architecture and urban planning for organized communities. Since 2022, she works as an architect and urban planner at BACCO Arquitetos Associados office, acting in transport infrastructure projects, having previous experience at the Fernandes Arquitetos Associados and GPO Sistran offices, in which she contibuted to train, subway and monorail stations projects, as well as airport terminals. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)