The Torrevieja City Council has launched the tender for the design and planning of the brand new underground parking facility at Plaza Encarnación Puchol in La Mata, together with the excellent redevelopment of the sq.’s floor.
The venture will create 3,802 m² of underground parking with house for roughly 126 autos, whereas the above-ground space of 4,500 m² can be utterly reurbanized. Planned enhancements embrace new paving, landscaped areas with bushes tailored to the coastal atmosphere, a playground, seating zones, pergolas, and upgraded entry to native outlets and hospitality venues. All utilities—together with water, sanitation, electrical energy, telecommunications, lighting, and gasoline—can be renewed and reorganized to boost performance and accessibility, eliminating architectural limitations.
The design contract, permitted by the Local Government Board, has a base finances of €217,512.43 (VAT included) and a six-month preparation interval. The tender emphasizes strict standards for technical and architectural high quality, city integration, and expertise of the design crew. The chosen crew may also present assist throughout the future building section. Once the design is accomplished and permitted, the process to tender the development concession will start.
Mayor Eduardo Dolón highlighted that the venture addresses a long-standing want for parking whereas modernizing the general public house in La Mata. “Our purpose is to create a sq. that encourages group life, strolling, procuring, and leisure—a vibrant, built-in, and landmark house for the northern coast of the town,” he mentioned.
The venture is a part of Torrevieja’s broader city technique to enhance mobility, strengthen the enchantment of metropolis centres, and modernize public areas, with La Mata thought-about a precedence. Preliminary geotechnical, geophysical, and parking demand research confirmed that Plaza Encarnación Puchol is the optimum location for the underground parking, minimizing inexperienced house loss and concrete influence.
Mayor Dolón concluded, “This venture responds to a transparent want: extra parking and a pedestrian-friendly, renewed city atmosphere. La Mata continues to develop, with extra residents, guests, and financial exercise, and we should present options that meet these calls for.”
