Emílio Hinko

1901–2002 (age 101)

Biography

Emílio Hinko (1901–2002) was a Brazilian architect whose designs shaped the built environment of his nation. Over a century-long life, he witnessed and participated in Brazil's architectural development and modernization.

He is remembered at Cemitério São João Batista for his professional contributions and his role in advancing Brazilian architecture. His works stand as a testament to his skill and vision in the field of design and construction.

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