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Part of the activities of the Department of Public Works and Planning to recover the cultural heritage and regional municipalities
The Ministry of Public Works and Planning, through the Directorate General of Land and Housing, will invest 452,400 euros in the rehabilitation of Cieza Capdevila Mill, which will be converted into the Museum of the City and will have different rooms in which explains the salient points of historical and cultural heritage of Cieza, in order to preserve and make known the customs and traditions of the municipality.
This building was built in XIX century, will house as an element of interest, the old mill machinery Capdevila, whose grinding components will be restored for display.
Also condition the water channel that runs through the interior space, which may be seen by visitors through the placement of a glass floor.
Will be displayed next to the mill spinning machines.
In addition, it will detail the process of the esparto, a long tradition in Cieza.
The new museum will have a total area of 740 square feet on three floors.
On the ground floor are the reception area, providing access to the machinery of the mill and a showroom.
The first plant will have a multimedia area and one that will hold the rest of the machinery, and a conference room.
The top floor will have a library and administrative space.
The Director General of Planning and Housing, Antonio Navarro, said that this performance combines modern techniques of architectural restoration to the revitalization of traditional elements, and is framed within the program for the rehabilitation of buildings for public use, "from which seeks to recover the assets of the municipalities in the region and safeguard its cultural richness. "
Source: CARM
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