Last year the CiA 6th year students studied the city of Palma in Mallorca. Although the island has a reputation for rampant tourism, the city itself is relatively untouched and retains the qualities of a close, tight Mediterranean city. The first of two sites studied was on part of the original path of the river – the Ramblas. The second site was in the corner of the old city, high up behind the protective walls at the point where the city first becomes visible from the east. More drawings can be seen in this photoset.