Last Wednesday, February 13, was inaugurated in Madrid, Spain, the itinerant exhibition 'Terminus' that sample the best Final Projects of Degree (PFG) of the students of the School of Architecture of the University of Navarra.

The inauguration was attended by one of the alumni of the exhibition, Íñigo Villalón, who explained to the attendees his project End of degree program:'ESCINE-GETXO. programs of study CINEMATOGRÁFICOS NEGURI'. A project that aims to make a nod to one of the milestones of Biscayan engineering, the Titan Arriluce crane, which was used to build the buttress of the port of Bilbao at the beginning of the century.

"ESCINE is not only a leisure project , but aims to be a space where cinema is created, where people can learn and shoot films, offering not only sets, but also classrooms and newspaper libraries that favor creativity and the film industry," said Villalón.

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The third edition of the sample began its journey in the Navarre delegation of the Official Basque-Navarre Architects' Association high school , and later traveled to San Sebastian, Bilbao, Valladolid and Burgos. It now arrives in Madrid and will move in a few weeks to Seville, Valencia and Zaragoza. A exhibition that "is an end and a beginning" for these recently graduated students.

In each of these cities there has been a meeting with alumni in which both recent graduates and alumni of recognized prestige have been invited to present their recent projects. So far, Miguel A. Alonso del Val, Alberto Andrés (former student participant of the exhibition), Juan Beldarráin, César Azcárate, Eduardo Escauriaza, Juan Carlos Arnuncio and Jorge Tárrago have participated.

On March 5, exhibition will move to Seville where Adolfo Pérez López and José Ángel Medina are expected to be present.