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He has also attended the Comprehensive Rehabilitation Area neighborhood of Santa Lucia, where he carried out the renovation of hundreds of homes and the renovation of the Plaza de Molina
The Director General of Planning and Housing, Antonio Navarro, accompanied by the Town Planning and Sustainable Development of Cartagena, Joaquin Mowing, today visited the rehabilitation work that the Ministry of Public Works and Land Management is running in several old buildings Cartagena, a performance that will help to restore the historical heritage of the city.
The works are part of the Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Adequacy of Facades, Roofing and Wall Displays, which includes a total of 15 performances in the old town of Cartagena through investment of two million euros from the regional government.
During the visit, Navarro said that "in 2009, seven buildings have been built and one is currently running" and said that "during 2010 is provided for the rehabilitation of seven buildings, whose works are expected to begin after Easter Santa. "
In addition to these actions, Navarro also visited the district of Santa Lucia, where he carried out the architectural improvement efforts in an area declared as an Area of Integrated Rehabilitation (ARI), which is due to remodeling of a hundred houses.
According to the CEO, "this action will benefit a population with low and middle income developing a predominantly fishing activity."
The Director General of Planning and Housing also attended a meeting with the Town Planning actions to address the architectural heritage rehabilitation being carried out in the town of Cartagena, as well as to promote the ARI in the neighborhood of Santa Lucia .
Navarro said that "one of the objectives from the regional government in housing and architecture is to ensure the best conditions, and maintain the good condition of the buildings, especially those involving major historical value for the municipalities remaining interest reflected through these performances. "
A hundred architects choose to contest the Plaza de Molina
More than 100 architects compete for the competition for the redevelopment of the Plaza de Molina neighborhood of Santa Lucia which funds the Department of Planning and Housing, venue of the largest commercial and social activity in this neighborhood.
The plaza, which is part of Comprehensive Rehabilitation Area Santa Lucia, is a staging post for the locals, "so important is to make aesthetic and functional improvements to generate a radical change in the perception of this space age of the port city, "said Navarro.
Source: CARM
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