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The Temple of Jeronimos Monastery this afternoon hosted the closing ceremony of the First International Congress of Art, Architecture and Heritage
Today was the turn of architecture at the First International Congress held by the Department of Arts FCG, and which has joined in an event, along with the discipline, art and heritage.
The first to speak was the Professor of architectural projects of the School of Architecture of the UPM, Juan Miguel Hernandez, who has focused his presentation on the comparison of the new architecture with pre-existing historical and heritage.
On the subject, has stated that we must avoid to fall into either extreme.
For him, a strictly conservationist attitude "would lead to a kind of mummification that cities would become a kind of center of interpretation of what was the story" while excessive modernity "lead to the annulment of the memory."
Meanwhile, the head of the Department of Architectural Design at the School of Architecture of Madrid, Emilio Álvarez Tuñón has used in his speech, 'Mansilla + Tuñón Memory Architecture' seven projects on interventions on architectural heritage and helmet history, which includes the work done in this area by the firm Mansilla + Tuñón.
The architect has reminded his fellow Mansilla who died a couple of years ago and has been designated as line of work of both the coexistence of contemporary architecture with traditional or historical.
Furthermore, on the current situation of Emilio Tuñón architecture has ensured that this is beginning to rebound, but added that "we will not build big buildings or big resorts, many of them abandoned here in Murcia, perhaps architecture is made more balanced, tailored to the needs of people, and our economic situation. "
The conference ended with the intervention of the artist FCG, Antonio Gabarron, director of Knowledge Frontier Foundation;
Juan Miguel Hernandez, a panel discussion has been moderated by the director of the degrees in Architecture and Building Engineering UCAM, Juan Roldán
Source: UCAM
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