Architect and Urban Planner graduated from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), holding a Master's degree in Construction and Urbanization Technology and a Ph.D. in Architecture, with a specialization in Architectural Theory, History, and Criticism (PROPAR/UFRGS). She has been a university professor since 2000 and is a permanent faculty member of the Graduate Program in Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape Architecture at the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM).Her research focuses on the historiography, documentation, and critical analysis of Brazilian modern architecture, with particular emphasis on modern architecture in Southern Brazil and the work of the Roberto Brothers, integrating theory, history, design, and modern heritage preservation. She coordinates META Modeling and Applied Technologies Research Group and leads the research groups PROJE_ARQ, PROJECON_ARQ, and L.I.P. Design Investigation Laboratory, all registered with the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq).She coordinates research projects dedicated to the critical documentation, design analysis, and preservation of Brazilian modern architecture, employing digital redrawing, Building Information Modeling (BIM), and design investigation methods as tools for knowledge production and heritage documentation. Her scientific work focuses on understanding the relationships among design, technology, climate, and architectural culture, addressing architectural design processes, architectural historiography, modern heritage, environmental performance, and bioclimatic strategies. She is actively involved in the education and supervision of undergraduate and graduate students, mentoring research in the fields of modern architecture, design processes, architectural heritage, and building energy efficiency. Her current research encompasses Brazilian modern architecture, performative design processes, and digital heritage documentation, contributing to the advancement of methodologies for the analysis, interpretation, and preservation of modern architecture. She also coordinates research projects funded by public research agencies in the fields of historiography, documentation, and critical studies of Brazilian modern architecture. Her current project, Architecture, Power, and Historiography: The Roberto Brothers (19301990), is funded by FAPERGS (Research Support Foundation of the State of Rio Grande do Sul).