"Last Thursday, October 3, 2024, the students of the Master's Degree University Degree in Architecture, the Double Master's Degree University Degree in Architecture and Sustainability, the Double Master's Degree University Degree in Architecture and Real Estate, and the Master's Degree University Degree in Real Estate Strategy and Business / Master in Real Estate of the School of Architecture of the Madrid headquarters, had the opportunity to visit the campus of the University of Navarra in Pamplona.
The students started the trip on Thursday morning from Madrid, to arrive at the School of Architecture in Pamplona around average tomorrow, where they were welcomed by the professor and Deputy Director of postgraduate program of the School of Architecture, José Ángel Medina, who explained the history of the wonderful brick building, our School, designed in 1975 by Full Professor Projects Carlos Sobrini, together with Rafael Echaide and Eugenio Aguinaga.
After this first talk, the students went to Central Building to take the photo of group and enter the Hall of Degrees to learn about the history, founders and recognized people of the University of Navarra, as well as the values it promotes.
At noon, the students went to the University Dining Hall to enjoy lunch together and get to know each other a little better.
Afterwards, they returned to the School for attend for a session with their director from development, Eduardo Domingo, who explained in more detail the beginnings of the University of Navarra, as well as what it means to be a student at the School, especially for those students who have taken the Degree at other universities and have chosen the University of Navarra as the culmination of their learning.
At around 4:30 pm, the group was divided into three parts and the students had the privilege of taking a guided tour of the Campus with the School's professors Conrado Capilla, Javier Sáenz and Álvaro Velasco. The professors analyzed the architecture of the buildings of School de Comunicación, the School of Architecture and the Library Servicesas well as the relationship between these and the esplanade, and the importance of vegetation in the Campus. They also took a guided visit tour of the current collection of the University of Navarra Museum. With this visit, concluded the workshop on Thursday, which the students closed with a night of 'pintxos' in Pamplona.
The next day, on Friday morning, they enjoyed a guided visit by Professor Luis Tena, which began at place del Castillo and ended at file of Pamplona. In this visit, they learned all about the history of the city and were able to see the complete model of Pamplona. After lunch in the center of Pamplona, the students of Master's Degree returned to Madrid".
Text written by: Marta Hernández, student of Master's Degree of the School of Architecture.
