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The mayor of Cartagena, Pilar Barreiro, accompanied by the Deputy Mayor, Agustín Guillén, and the Town Planning, Joaquín Segado, today visited the state will be the new headquarters of the administrative building, located on Calle San Miguel, and which is finalizing the distribution of the various departments and municipal services.
According to Pilar Barreiro, now starts the process to equip and furniture throughout the building, equipment and fixtures.
The services will start to move soon but gradually, starting with those who have no customer service, so late in the first half of 2009 the building is fully operational.
For the mayor, this is not just an administrative building, but also an element of the recovery project of the old city that began in the year 96, will therefore be an important focus of rehabilitation and life to the center.
In this regard, he designed a modern building and has not been repaired in expenses to implement the latest technologies.
It has 70 kilometers of fiber optics and all facilities have been placed on the roof, which could be installed for a job anywhere in the building.
The cost of the new headquarters, which consists of 11,750 square meters, amounting to 21 million euros, including the 6 million the City paid for the purchase of the building.
The present building, which has become the University for a price that is still being negotiated, has 7,000 meters, which is a significant expansion of work space for staff and customer service.
After the visit, Pilar Barreiro, made reference to potential parking problems that might occur in the center with the relocation of administrative headquarters, noting that Cartagena has to forget to go by car to the door of work since we are in a city of monuments, historical and recovered with a helmet for pedestrians, so we have to get used to using the car parks and public transport.
TECHNICAL DATA OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Built-up areas of work:
Ground floor: 2,600 m², including the central courtyard.
Mezzanine: 350 m²
Floors 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd and 4 th: 2,200 m²
Total: 11,750 m²
On the ground floor are the public service points, while the upper floors will be devoted mainly to internal working areas.
On the first floor lies a multipurpose room with audiovisual equipment and can be subdivided by mobile Partitioning.
With regard to the new work, has built a body that closes the main courtyard, which originally had a U-shape and a metal bridge that closes the circulations between the four wings around the courtyard.
Also new are two cores with four panoramic elevators with 13 spaces, which will solve the vertical transport of the building.
On the catwalk and elevator core supports a deck of 650 square feet, without closing it, protects the central courtyard of the rain and sun.
It consists of a spatial structure supporting rods and spheres, and above it, a welded wire mesh and a polycarbonate cover cell.
The interior walls of the courtyard plants have been made with hidden stud curtain wall, creating the effect of a "skin" of glass.
In addition, the facade has been restored from the main body, improving the Research of the windows and renewing the woodwork.
For its part, the street facade Jara has been demolished, rebuilt with a new composition and reinterpreting the theme of the viewpoint, using aluminum panel material type 'composite'.
In terms of facilities, are arranged corresponding to a modern building with air conditioning, voice and data networks, home automation control facilities, public address systems, monitoring and control, etc.
All are distributed through the false ceilings, looking for maximum flexibility of internal layouts.
By outlining some figures indicate that the building has about 70 km of optical fiber, more than 350 indoor air conditioning units, 50 cameras, processing center and 2 own emergency generators.
As a final project, you get wide open spaces suitable for office use, with great flexibility, and equipped with all facilities that an actual building of this type requires.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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