Ana Marta das Neves Santos Feliciano completed the Aggregated Title in Architecture on 21/05/2021 at the University of Lisbon Faculty of Architecture. She earned a Master's Degree in Housing Architecture on 04/12/2001 and a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture on 10/01/1996, both from the University of Lisbon Faculty of Architecture. Additionally, she obtained a Doctorate in Theory and Practice of Project on 17/06/2008 from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, Madrid School of Architecture. She has published 6 articles in specialized journals, authored 29 book chapters, and written 6 books. She participated in 2 events, supervised 1 doctoral thesis, and guided 39 master's dissertations. She has received 5 awards and/or honors. She is involved in the field of Humanities with a focus on Arts, emphasizing Architecture and Design. In her Curriculum Vitae, the most frequent terms in the context of scientific, technological, and artistic-cultural production include: architecture; housing; architectural project; experimental architecture; open work; contemporary architecture; 1960s; architectural culture; architectural rehabilitation; urban rehabilitation; New State (Estado Novo); Torres Vedras; Utopian architecture; Megastructures; Archigram; Manor house; 16th-century manor; Renaissance architecture; Architectural Rehabilitation; Architectural Culture; House; Individual House; Identitary House; Architectural Heritage; West Region; Leisure Estates; Experimental House; Contemporary Architecture; Modular Housing; Eco-homes; Sustainable Houses; Social Housing; Angola House; Musseque; Hut; West Region; Identitary House; Rural landscape; Primitive hut; architectural theory; elementary principles; the origin of architecture; rehabilitation; heritage; fort; thalassotherapy; social housing; resettlement; modular construction; Alcântara; shelter; identity; rurality; modernity; flexibility; regeneration; block; neighborhood; Heritage Rehabilitation; Shelter; Elementary Architecture; Primitive Hut; Contemporary Architecture; architectural theory; hut; architecture; Human.