The Daroca Music School (Zaragoza), the Museum, residency program and the University of Amsterdam, a pilgrims' hostel in Puenta la Reina (Navarra), urban regeneration in the era of Big Data, or a space for the knowledge of species and culture in Galapagos (Ecuador), are some of the works that students in their last year of the School of Architecture have developed this year in their Final Projects Degree (PFG). Some of these projects were presented by their authors last Friday, June 24, at the classroom Magna of the School. A total of 103 works have been presented this June.

"This work of architecture, of a professional nature, allows the student the technical execution and management assistant of the buildings of which it is the object, and aims to be both an exercise of synthesis of skills and partial knowledge acquired in the course of the formative process, as a generalessay of integration of all the subjects studied for the internship of the official document", says the architect and professor Julio Clúa, coordinator of the PFG. "Among this year's works there are several of exceptional capacity from the very conception of the project, to the resources used in its development and presentation and the methodology of the work, as well as its possible implications for the future," he says.

Through the PFG, the student acquires a series of fundamental competences for its professional degree program , such as the capacity to develop a project of execution of a complete building with the sufficient definition to allow its construction, or the capacity to elaborate the necessary documentation (report, specifications, plans and budget) to carry out a project of execution of Building, among others.