Brenda Cundell
Viernes, 27 de Enero de 2017
The study starts to improve the surroundings of the Santa Lucía chapel, commissioned by the Alcala-Alcossebre Council
Specialists from the Polytechnic University of Valencia have already started work on the terrain
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Engineers in the Valencia Polytechnic University (UPV) working team commissioned with adding value to the environment of the Alcossebre Santa Lucía chapel have started the work by taking different topographical measurements in the area.
Alcala-Alcossebre Council has commissioned the study from the UPV to analyse and produce different proposals for works to be carried out to the Ermita de Santa Lucía and its surroundings and which will make better use of it as an iconic landscape and cultural place.
The Mayor Francisco Juan and the Town Planning Councillor, José Colom, recently met with professor Javier Poyatos, director of the UPV department of Architectural Composition in the Technical Architecture Higher School,
Engineers in the Valencia Polytechnic University (UPV) working team commissioned with adding value to the environment of the Alcossebre Santa Lucía chapel have started the work by taking different topographical measurements in the area.
Alcala-Alcossebre Council has commissioned the study from the UPV to analyse and produce different proposals for works to be carried out to the Ermita de Santa Lucía and its surroundings and which will make better use of it as an iconic landscape and cultural place.
The Mayor Francisco Juan and the Town Planning Councillor, José Colom, recently met with professor Javier Poyatos, director of the UPV department of Architectural Composition in the Technical Architecture Higher School,
