-ko2H--984x468@Leonoticias.jpg?fit=%2C&ssl=1 "The new music conservatory of León grows with its eyes on the 2023/24 academic year and the fear that it will soon be small")
48 classrooms, 600 students, seven million euros of investment, a building with 4,800 square meters for musical training and
a forecast of opening in the course 2023/2024.
The construction of the new Conservatory of Music of León is walking on this roadmap, a building that must be
take over from the current facilities on Calle Santa Nonia in the capital.
The property, assigned by the Provincial CouncilHe has become old and small, and for a long time he has not been able to respond to the needs of music students.
Goal 2023
Now and for weeks in the surroundings of La Palomera The new construction is visible that will allow in 2023 to have a space in accordance with the studies that are taught in that center.
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Gallery.
Images of the works for the construction of the new conservatory of León. /
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The project, prepared by the studio
González Architects contemplate open spaces,
an auditorium with 400 seats,
study booths for teachers and students, a cafeteria, an area of
rest and a library.
However, the installation, which reveals an avant-garde property specially designed to host musical culture, already has its first ‘but’:
according to the parents of the students it will stay small from the first moment so, as they warn, sooner rather than later it will be necessary to undertake an expansion.
The ‘no’ to the Kingdom of León
The new conservatory of León is the second project developed in the city for this purpose.
In 2017 it was proposed to bring this study center to the ground floor of the Reino de León stadium, then with the frontal opposition of parents, students and teachers.
Now the conservatory stands on municipal land
yielded for this work and already exceeds the street level visibly.
Machinery interventions are visible over an area of 8,725.41 square meters, of which 4,863.5 They will be used for musical training, thus making up for the deficiencies reported by parents and students regarding the current installation.
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