evolución urbana del entorno y ubicación de la plaza de toros monumental de sevilla, un edificio perdido para el patrimonio de la ciudad = urban evolution of the surroundings and location of the monumental bullring in sevilla, a lost building for the city's heritage
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Abstract
Inaugurada en 1918, la Plaza de Toros Monumental de Sevilla fue uno de los edificios de referencia en los primeros años del hormigón armado en España, llegando a alcanzar relevancia a nivel internacional. Su clausura en 1921 y demolición en 1930, supusieron una pérdida irreparable para el patrimonio arquitectónico de la ciudad. El análisis de la evolución del solar que ocupó la plaza, desde su demolición hasta que se construyeron los primeros edificios, permite determinar que no fueron condicionantes urbanísticos, sino intereses de otra índole, los que motivaron su demolición. En base al único resto del edificio existente, una puerta del vallado, en este trabajo se restituye aproximadamente su ubicación, lo que permite percibir la magnitud de sus dimensiones.
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Inaugurated in 1918, the Monumental Plaza de Toros de Sevilla was one of the buildings of reference in the early years of reinforced concrete in Spain, coming to have international relevance. Its closure in 1921 and demolition in 1930, supposed an irreparable loss to the architectural patrimony of the city. The analysis of the evolution of the site that occupied the bullring, from the demolition until the first buildings were built, allows determining that there were not urbanistic factors, but other interests, which motivated the demolition. Based on the only remaining part of the existing building, a gate of its fence, in this work is restored approximately the location of the building, which allows to perceive the magnitude of its dimensions.
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| Authors | ;Fidel Carrasco Andres;Carmen del Castillo Rodríguez;Julio Carrasco Andrés |
| Journal | The International journal on drug policy |
| Year | 2018 |
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