Construcciones Felipe Castellano - Jardines del Infante

Second Phase of Jardines del Infante

The Chipiona region of the tourist macroproject is finally raising a housing promotion after a decade without machines in the area. More than a dozen parcels are for sale. The City Council is confident that Best Hotels will soon embark on its resort project.

To the west of the west of Cádiz nothing wakes up the Sleeping Beauty of the province. Neither the waves of the Atlantic, nor the squawking of the gulls manage to end the lethargy that was left almost a decade ago. And there it goes, waiting for the kiss of its prince blue. A prince who neither is nor is expected. Although no one loses faith.

We are in one of the many paradises that mother nature gave to this province. To the left, facing the sea, comes the bustle of the endless number of residential developments that have long shaped the Costa Ballena tourist project in Rota.

Construcciones Felipe Castellano - Hincas Bajo A9

Hincas construction under A-9

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Special construction that is being carried out, consisting of the realization of 2 Hincas by means of the pushing procedure, for the drainage of the Sequillo stream in Bormujos.

Concrete works have been carried out both at the entrance and at the exit, to do this and to ensure safety and to avoid any possible slippage of the slope, we proceeded to the placement of a piling-up. The concrete pipe is currently in the process of being driven.

Construcciones Felipe Castellanos-Edificio Calle Maimonides Sevilla

Building of 42 homes and garage in Maimonides Street of Seville

Construcciones Felipe Castellanos-Edificio Calle Maimonides Sevilla

Last September, work began on the construction of a 42-dwelling building and garage on Maimonides street in Seville.

The building to be built, located in the Center of Seville, (between the Alamillo and Barqueta bridges), is designed with high qualities, being one of its peculiarities the construction of swimming pool on deck.

At the moment it is in the phase of foundation that is designed by walls screens, (in execution at the moment) and armed slab

Construcciones Felipe Castellano- Afanas Centro de Menores

The City Council will give Afanas another plot for the juvenile center

Construcciones Felipe Castellano- Afanas Centro de Menores

The mayor, David de la Encina, accompanied by Councilors of Social Welfare, José Antonio Oliva, and Equality, Matilde Roselló, visited yesterday the facilities of the new Center for the Internment of Juvenile Offenders that has been built on a plot of the industrial estate of Las Salinas de Poniente, and to which will be transferred 72 children who are currently serving sentences at the Las Aletas juvenile center.

The municipal officials were led by leaders of the construction company Felipe Castellano and members of the board of Afanas, with its president Antonia Garcia to the front. Also attending the visit was the architect who designed the complex, José Luis Rodicio, and also the director of the juvenile center of Las Aletas, José Carlos Albert. The center stands on a plot of 7,500 square meters that was ceded unanimously in Plenary by the previous government team, and has been built in ten months by the construction company Felipe Castellanos. The works of the complex are already finished, so that only the installation and commissioning of an electric transformation center is necessary for commissioning, which Endesa must take care of with Industry approval.

The facilities are built on a single floor and consist of eight differentiated modules. As explained during the visit the managers of Afanas who will be in charge of managing the complex, each of the 8 modules has 8 rooms for juvenile offenders, which are similar to cells, as they have metal doors with peephole and security windows. In addition, each module has its own independent patio, living room and living room, as well as a room for the educator of the juvenile inmates. In addition, there are common areas, which include management offices, workshops and classrooms to teach, as well as a gym and an exchange area to receive visits, all with mandatory security measures and a large wall that Surrounds the entire perimeter, since it is a compliance center.

The cost of the work has been raised to 3,300,000 euros, of which 1,400,000 euros have been contributed by the Provincial Council, although the rest has been financed with bank loans to the association Afanas El Puerto and Bahia, based on An agreement signed with the Public Enterprise of Soils of Andalusia (EPSA). Although the juvenile center is intended for males (aged between 14 and 18 years), one of the modules could be used for the reinsertion of adolescent girls.

The division into progression modules is designed for the social and work reintegration of the juvenile offender, which will go from one module to another until a system of semi-open regime. The desire of Afanas El Puerto and Bahia is that the center can be implemented before the end of the year, in October or November, although everything is at the expense of the installation of the electrical transformation center. The Afanas bid to manage the center begins on January 1, 2016, when the facilities would have to be in operation.

In addition to what was built, Mayor David de la Encina announced yesterday that the City Council will give Afanas another additional plot to build sports and other facilities to expand this internment center. This new plot, whose transfer to Afanas could be carried out in full in October, has an area of ​​3,400 square meters, which will be added to these 7,500 meters in the street Arquímedes.

Mayor David de la Encina emphasized “Afanas’ ability to make positive circumstances in society that are a priori negative, such as juvenile offenders. This center,” he added, “makes us a banner of a public service vocation that has to have Our society in the face of such serious problems as juvenile delinquency “, all with high quality standards. Finally, he highlighted the creation of employment that has meant the construction of the building, which has given work to 80 people for 10 months. In addition, it will maintain employment in the care aspect, with almost 100 professionals who will care and provide coverage to the minors.