254 Apuntes del Alcázar de Sevilla
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As for the contributions of private bodies, these must be managed
through collaboration agreements with the utility companies, for
disposal, improvement and expansion of their networks, thus to
avoid the elements considered pollutants.
Pictures
Picture 1. Site Plan in the Historical Complex of Seville. Delimitation
of the Sector
Picture 2. Plan of the Reales Alcázares, its Gardens and Orchards.
XVIII Century. Attributed to Sebastián Van der Brocht, ca. 1759
A.P.R.M. Plan No. 4581
Picture 3. Seville Railway Station with routes to Alcalá and Carmona,
with extension to Montilla. Provisional Project of the Huerta del Re-
tiro as a basis. 1873. (A.A.M.S. Ferrocarriles, CIII).
Picture 4. Idem. Final Project with Patio de Banderas as a basis. 1873.
(Idem).
Picture 5. Idem. Final Project with Plaza del Triunfo as a basis. (Idem).
Picture 6. General Plan of the vicinity of Seville showing the existing
railway lines and stations, and of the Station and Tram designed to
connect the railway of Seville to Alcalá and Carmona with the Gua-
dalquivir dock. 1873. (Idem).
Picture 7. Proposal Plan for BIC delimitation of the Real Alcázar
Picture 8. Action No. 1. Development Areas
Picture 9. English Garden
Picture 10. Nursery School
Picture 11. De la Vega Inclán Gardens
Picture 12. Action No. 2. Excavation.
Picture 13. Action No. 3. Hypothetical perspective of the Transept by
Van der Brocht.
Picture 14. Action No. 3. Side colonnade under Patio del Crucero
Picture 15. Action No. 4 Development areas.
Picture 16. Action No. 4. Promenade on the wall.
Picture 17. Action No. 5. Plots, located in the Patio de Banderas, af-
fected by the application of transfer to the City Council of Seville.
Picture 19. Action No. 7. Plan of the affected plot, located in the No.
16 of Patio de Banderas.
Picture 20. Action No. 7. Ancient gateway to the Alcázar, located in
the interior of the property found in the No. 16 of Patio de Banderas.
Picture 21. Action No. 7. Plan of the affected plot, located in the No.
16 of Patio de Banderas. Action No. 8. Property located in Calle Jud-
ería No. 6.
Picture 22. Action No. 7. Plan of the affected plot, located in the No.
16 of Patio de Banderas. Action No. 8. Plan of the affected plot, lo-
cated in the No. 6 of Calle Judería.
Picture 23. Action No. 9. Patio de la Contratación.
Picture 24. Action No. 9. Plan of the plot where Patio de Con-
tratación is found. Plaza de la Contratación No.3.
Picture 25. Action No. 10. Aerial photograph of "María Inmaculada
Day Nursery".
Picture 26. Action No. 10. Site Plan of "María Inmaculada Day Nurs-
ery".
Picture 27. Action No. 12. Current Cafeteria of Real Alcázar, located
in the gardens, attached to the Islamic wall.
Picture 28. Action No. 12. Site Plan of the Cafeteria of Real Alcázar,
located in the gardens, attached to the Islamic wall.
Picture 29. Visual pollution. Metrocentro.
Picture 30. Visual pollution. Aerials.
Picture 31. Visual Pollution. Chymneys.
Picture 32. Visual pollution. Open wiring.
Picture 33. Visual pollution.Parked cars.
Technical file
PROMOTER
Patronato del Real Alcázar y de la Casa Consistorial
Managers:
• Period 2007-2008: José María Cabeza Méndez
• Period 2008-2011: Antonio Balón Alcalá
• Period 2011-2015: Jacinto Pérez Elliott
EDITORS OF THE SPECIAL PLAN
• Rafael Bermudo Borrego, Architect and University Expert in As-
sessment of Environmental Impact on Planning
• Vicente Llanos Siso, Architect
PHOTOGRAPHIES
• Rafael Bermudo Borrego, Architect
• Vicente Llanos Siso, Architect
COLLABORATORS
• Miguel Ángel Tabales Rodríguez, Doctoral Degree in Archaeol-
ogy and Statutory Lecturer at the University of Seville
• Margarita De Alba Romero, Archaeologist and Master in Archi-
tecture and Heritage
• Francisco Lobato Gutiérrez, Architect and Master in Architec-
ture and Heritage
• Rubén Lorite García, Architect
