El Cuervo renovates its municipal pavilion with 998,000 euros to host events all year round
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The El Cuervo de Sevilla Town Council has begun work on the municipal pavilion at the fairground, which will become a multidisciplinary space with acoustic improvements. The investment is 998,000 euros and the execution period is 11 months.
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The municipal pavilion at the El Cuervo de Sevilla fairground is going to change. The Town Council has begun works to convert it into a multidisciplinary space, with an investment of 998,000 euros and an execution period of 11 months. The goal stated by the mayor, José Manuel Oliva, is for the facilities to be ready for the next edition of the fair.
Sound and uses throughout the year
The bulk of the work focuses on acoustics. Sound-absorbing panels will be installed on self-supporting structures on all walls, a flat ceiling with the same treatment and a special layer on the floor. The aim is to put an end to the reverberation that affected the fair's concerts and the venue's sociocultural activities.
The building will be renovated inside and out. There will be a masonry kitchen, a fixed bar, a permanent stage and dressing rooms with their own toilets for the artists. Adapted toilets for people with reduced mobility and separate services for the public will also be provided, as well as a thin-layer cladding over the entire outer perimeter.
New facilities and regulations
The work includes updating basic utilities: new electrical networks, fire protection systems, independent lobbies at the entrances and accessibility measures. According to the Town Council, the result will be a multipurpose space for trade fairs, exhibitions and musical performances throughout the year, including in winter.
The mayor has described the project as one of the most important investments of his term in office and has assured that the municipal team will continue promoting public facility projects for the remainder of the legislative term.
What it means for the municipality
The pavilion ceases to be a venue used almost exclusively during the fair so that it can host activities on a continuous basis. The Town Council has not specified in its announcement the schedule of the works or whether the venue will be closed during the works.
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