The construction, led by the MLN Group, is now in the interior finishing and exterior cladding phase, shaping a space that will be a benchmark for sustainability and community service.
The future Hispanidad Civic Center is now a tangible reality. The works, carried out by the MLN Group, are progressing well and have already reached 80% completion. This new facility, destined to become the social heart of the district, is beginning to show its final form after months of intensive technical work.
Progress on the exterior and interior On the exterior of the complex, the façade work is in its final stage with the installation of the last glazing panels. One of the project’s most distinctive elements, its unique metal roof, is already visible from Vía Hispanidad, where the first completed sections with aluminum panels can be seen.
Inside, the progress is equally significant:
  • Classroom building: The ceilings have been completed, and paving and painting work has begun.
  • Auditorium: Stage partitioning begins this month. Elevator core in the service building to ensure universal accessibility throughout the complex. Paving and finishing work in the 1,380-square-meter multipurpose hall. Construction progress on the connecting corridors of the Senior Citizens’ Center. Space designated for a library and study rooms on the upper floor of the service building.

A complex of over 3,000 m²

The project, located on a 7,400 m² municipal plot next to Calle del Monasterio de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles, comprises two interconnected buildings totaling 3,194 m² of constructed area:

  • Multipurpose Block (1,380 m²): A single-story structure that will house the Multipurpose Hall and an exhibition area.
  • Service Building (1,810 m²): Distributed over two levels. The ground floor will house the reception area, the Senior Citizens’ Center, and a bar-restaurant. The upper floor will be dedicated to education and culture, with workshops, study rooms, a library, and spaces for physical activities.

Side view of the two interconnected buildings of the Hispanidad Civic Center, totaling over 3,000 square meters of construction.
Exterior finishes and technical enclosures on the side facade of the civic center’s annex building.

Exterior cladding and technical enclosures on the annex building of the new civic center.

Detail of the installation of high-performance glass at the entrance of the Hispanidad Civic Center.

General view of the Hispanidad Civic Center at 80% completion, with a focus on energy efficiency.

Commitment to Energy Efficiency

Adhering to current standards of responsible construction, the MLN Group is implementing highly energy-efficient solutions. The building will feature reinforced insulation in walls and roofs, as well as high-performance glazing.

Climate control will rely entirely on sustainable systems, combining aerothermal energy with photovoltaic energy generation installed on the roof itself, ensuring optimized ventilation and a low environmental impact.