The Provincial Council supports the launch of Villa Adelaida as a center for young talents in Santa Pola

The deputy for Architecture, Carmen Selleswent this afternoon to the town of Santa Pola to attend the performances of rehabilitation facilities of Villa Adelaide supported by the Provincial Council with a contribution of 400,000 euros.

Next to the mayor’s wife of the city and deputy for Social Welfare, Lorette Serranoand members of the municipal corporation, the provincial official visited the reform, restoration and rehabilitation of the building and gardens of Villa Adelaida, a center dedicated to the promotion of young talents. Sellés and Serrano agreed to describe this performance as a “fundamental” work that will represent a great artistic and cultural center for the municipality.

Designed by the famous architect illicit Marceliano Coquillat Llofriu, Villa Adelaida was built in the early 20th century with a mixture of stylesmodernist And Indianis one of the most recognized buildings in Santa Pola. The property was declared an Asset of Local Interest (BRL) in 2009 and 2012, Maribel López Pérez-Ojeda He donated it to the Town Hall to make it a center that stimulates the talent of young people in fields such as art, science and literature.

The action, financed by the Provincial Deputation with 80% of its total budget, envisaged several phases of work. On the one hand, the adequacy of the path access to the main building, as well as, in the volume annexed to the building, the reform of the plant to provide it with store maintenance, laundry room, toilets and terrace for private use, as well as public toilets.

Inside main building work was carried out on the ground floor and first floor with the adaptation of a new entrance accessible main pipe, repair and sealing carpentry exteriors, the adaptation of an accessible reception point, the renewal of LED lighting, as well as various protection elements and structural safety elements.

It was also undertaken museography of the leisure rooms of the house of Maribel López Pérez-Ojeda on the ground floor and first floor, as well as other works for exhibition rooms or offices.