2018_04_13_ARQ_expisicion_beauty_skeletons_architecture
Fifteen students of the School of Architecture participate in a exhibition hosted by Civivox Iturrama
The sample is a collection of four Structures by Professor Fernando Molina.
Fifteen students from the School of Architecture of the University of Navarra have collaborated in the assembly of four Structures that make up the exhibition on ephemeral architecture. The students were supervised by the professor, architect and creator of the sample, Fernando Molina.
Last Wednesday, April 11 was inaugurated the sample in Civivox Iturrama that will host it until next April 29. This exhibition that takes by degree scroll: "The beauty of the skeletons of the architecture" intends that the spectator contemplates the beauty of the forms like the icosahedron or the toroid tent.
The architect explained the advantages of building these Structures "by joining triangles". He added: "In addition to being easy to assemble, they have a lot of space available inside". The construction of these Structures was designed in such a way that "the spectator could also observe them from the inside".
Among the constructions, a structure in the shape of an eggshell stands out. Molina clarified that it is a "metaphorical" work. "It contains within it the life that is and will be the future in the present," he continued.
The students who participated in the exhibition are: Andrea Giammeti Otaegui, Ane Marina Cenitagoya, José Rodríguez-Losada Torres, Ane Inclán Mora, Mark Arbizu Castiella, Anne Ortega Rey, Mikel García-Abad González, Irene Biera Muriel, Álvaro López Areños, Ana Garralda Sancena, Óscar López de Ondategui, Jimena López Martínez, Ricardo Herrero López, Juan Álvarez Aznar and Fernán Valdivieso Unda.