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Architecture and Fotogenio ON, the largest gathering of photographers from Spain, have teamed up to teach a course in Architectural Photography, aimed at students and professionals in architecture.

For this, the City of Mazarrón and the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) have reached an agreement that has resulted in the signing of an agreement that took place Thursday in the offices of Mayor of Mazarron session.

The course, led by Professor Fernando García Department of Architecture and Building Technology, will be held on Monday from 16:30 to 20:30 hours at the School of Architecture and Building of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) and in the City of Mazarrón.

Classes begin next February 16 and end on March 25th.

Fotogenio provide a model for student scholarships UPCT who enroll in the course.

This training activity is part of the working line #? ArquitecturaON?

that seeks to unite teaching in architecture with the reality of Mazarron.

On this occasion, establishing synergies with Fotogenio (fotogenioFTGN, http://fotogenio.net/), the largest gathering of photographers in Spain organized by the municipality of Mazarrón and has become an important cultural event in the national scene.

The course has a prize of 15 euros per student, with a maximum of 25 and is valid for one year.

Francisco Garcia, Mayor of Mazarrón, highlighted bonanzas is framed within a successful project as being that of ArquitecturaON, coordinated by Professor Mark Ros activity.

For its part, the Rector of the Polytechnic University, José Antonio Franco, wanted to highlight the close relationship between the UPCT and Mazarron session.

The result of this relationship is born not only the architecture On project but also many summer courses each year as part of the education offered by the university.

The Mayor has given the Rector with a copy of the last book of research on local mining history writer by the official chronicler of the Villa, Mariano Guillen, plus a collection of watercolors by the painter of Blanca and linked to Mazarrón, Pedro Cano .

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón