Portal de Molina de Segura
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The Municipal Center Shutters Municipal Tourist Office of Molina de Segura has been opened today Monday 20 January, the Mayor of the town, Eduardo Contreras Linares, and the Director General of the Institute of Tourism of the Region of Murcia, Enrique Ujaldón Benítez.
He also attended the Councillor of Culture, Education and Tourism, Mariola Martinez Robles.
The building was designed by architects José Luis Hernández and Andrés Lucas Largo Esteve, Calidade Architecture Studio, and contains medieval wall cloth of Molina de Segura, dividing the ground floor and the new presiding Municipal Tourist Office.
This Andalusian Canvas wall can be dated between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries later repairs cristina medieval era.
It is part of murario fence that ran along the bottom of what we call Neighborhood or Castle Hill and protecting the population, and the citadel, whose remains can see in public spaces and restaurant The Maita.
The protagonist canvas chairs and this building will be renamed Municipal Center and The shutters on the ground floor will house the Municipal Tourism Office, was discovered in 1993 as part of the party wall of a building declared in ruin.
Over the years, the City acquired for municipal heritage solar and students of the School Workshop developed and implemented the project of construction of the building which opens today.
The wall chairs the center of the building has a thickness of 1.30 meters and a height of six walls of 0.90 cm.
each, and therefore about 5.4 meters.
The elevation is mud (mortar crust and landfill).
The bottom of the foundation formwork is tight, and can be seen from outside the building and is completed with the presence of a square tower boot.
The building has a floor area of ​​229.75 square meters and will house the offices of the departments of Commerce, Handicrafts and Tourism and the Tourist Office.
On the occasion of the inauguration, the visitor can admire the exhibition of sculptures Flesh and banter, by local artist Pepe Yagües.
Note that this building was built for eighteen months for the forty students who were part of the Workshop School Center Visitor Reception during 2011 and 2012, which have made both the construction and the elements of carpentry and other trades.
Both the architectural design and construction elements have cared for the historical aspect of the medieval wall and have been strictly controlled by the City of Molina de Segura, following the policy of providing for public use the medieval remains of cultural heritage, as a way to preserve and cherish these monuments.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura
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