Students of the University of Navarra review the work of Fernando Redón
The students of the School of Architecture shared a workshop with the architect from Navarre.
Students from the School of Architecture of the University of Navarra shared a workshop with Fernando Redón. The visit of the well-known Navarrese architect was part of the subject 'Analysis of Forms', in which the students had to carry out a complete study of six of his works (Viviendas las Hiedras I, Torres de Huarte, Torre de Erroz, Club de Golf de la Ulzama, Iglesia de Santiago and Convento Agustinas de San Pedro), all located in Pamplona or its surroundings.
"We have selected these buildings because we consider it important that students have the opportunity to visit them and thus have a closer knowledge of the different aspects that we have discussed during the course: function, structure, light, environment, etc.," explains Carlos Naya, professor of the subject.
"Once the analysis was done, each group chose a significant aspect of the building and made a poster explaining the conclusions of their study," he concluded. The architect Fernando Redón accompanied the students, from the 1st year of Architecture, in the presentation of the works.