Architecture students from the University of Navarra exhibit their best Final Year Projects degree program

Students who carried out the best projects of the June submission . PHOTO: Manuel Castells

For the third consecutive year, the best final projects of degree program of the June submission , carried out by students of the School of Architecture of the University of Navarra, were exhibited at entrance hall of the building. The works were supervised by professors Jesús Bazal, Julio Clúa, Eduardo Escauriaza, Mariano Pemán, Luis Tena, Basilio Tobías and Luis Uriarte.

Jesús Bazal's students chose their own themes. For example, María Mor chose a ski resort in Cerler, near Castejón de Sos. Meanwhile, Pedro María Campos and María Elena Lacilla, students of Julio Clúa, worked on the creation of a visitor center located in the surroundings of the Roman wall of Zaragoza.

Likewise, the two best of the group of professor Mariano Pemán were Amaya Yoldi and Aitor Acilu, who prepared an experimental theater in Zaragoza. For their part, the most outstanding works of Luis Tena's group were Carlos Ortega and Laura Apezteguía, who prepared a final stop on the East Line of the Pamplona tramway with depots, as well as an interchange in Mendillorri.

Finally, the projects chosen from Professor Basilio Tobías' group were those of María Barrera and Mikel Lamberto, who created a cultural center in Canfranc station, Huesca. Luis Uriarte's students developed an archaeological museum at place Unamuno in Bilbao, and the chosen ones were Sergio González and Víctor Larripa. Ana María Iraizoz and Paola Sánchez presented two projects for a multipurpose cultural center in the Galea Fort, in Punta Galea (Vizcaya), a topic proposed by Professor Eduardo Escauriaza.