he Seville City CouncilThrough the municipal housing company, the transfer will be made Paseo Rey Juan Carlos I LodgeIt is located next to the Barqueta Bridge and close to the river bank, in eight temporary double accommodations with areas for use … subscriber. This is work that aims to transform the region, where Low demand center Proposed by the Socialist Workers’ Party in 2017 to take immediate care of the homeless group and which after years were left in a state of abandonment, in a space where up to 16 people could stay and clean themselves near the central area of the city.
This promotion has Investment of 1,005,503 euros And this month they start some work The implementation period is scheduled to be six monthsso they will be ready to accommodate their first occupants before the summer of 2026. The company that will carry out the works will be Apimet Construcciones, in a project under the supervision of Emvisesa, which will build Eight double accommodations for 16 people and two units of common areas. It will be accommodation consisting of a bed, lockers and bathroom for the rest of the groups who need it, with common areas to interact with other residents.
The construction of these accommodations will be carried out by combining spiral metal piles and Light steel frame industrial system (LSF), creating a deep, efficient foundation for light construction, taking advantage of the speed of LSF assembly and the low ground impact of spiral piles. This synergy allows construction on low bearing capacity land with a significant reduction in costs, construction time and labor. The structure is assembled by assembling prefabricated profiles at the factory, which significantly speeds up the construction process. Moreover, the loads they transmit to the ground are much less than those of conventional construction.
The location of these temporary accommodations will be implemented at Paseo Rey Juan Carlos I, Parque Urbano PU SGEL 37, which will require Infantry access from the north-eastfrom Barkita Bridge, and A Maintenance access from the southwest. In addition, the facility will have free space inside. An investment of just over one million euros in this new sustainable housing is distributed with minimal impact on its location between 427,143 euros borne by the City Council, 303,690 euros from the Andalusian Junta funds and 274,400 euros contributed by European funds. Distributed by the central government.
New life for the hostel
The PSOE municipal government spent more than €740,000 in 2017 to launch this low demand centre, which eight years later is a municipal building in an abandoned state. Users who stay there “spend the night Crowded, damp, with broken doors and windows“In the bedrooms and impractical common areas,” the city council’s delegate for social rights and preferential care neighborhoods explained at the time, Jose Luis Garcia.
Without going into further details, sources from the center confirmed to ABC that:Whenever there is rain the light goes out“Because the electrical panel is in bad condition,” and that when heavy rain falls, “the buildings sink because the building has deficiencies in the roof.” One social worker even received an electric shock as a result of the water leak.
For its part, the Socialist Workers’ Party claimed at the time that the municipal government blamed it for the shelter’s condition, rebuking the Popular Party for not carrying out “any maintenance or upkeep tasks in these municipal facilities” and that, in response, it had resorted to “An embarrassing argument “All these defects are the fault of a government that stopped running 20 months ago.”
Hence, this riverside area will see the renovation of its facilities to put an end to the bad image and damage to the facilities where users were forced to eat under a tent in the open due to lack of space.
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