The City Council of Seville is carrying out restoration work at the historic José María del Campo school, located in Triana. The project includes restoring the interior facades of the courtyard, renovating walkways, and repainting the entire building. The school, which has been around for 117 years, will regain its original colors designed by architect Aníbal González. The intervention involves an investment of €155,122 and aims to improve the overall condition and safety of the educational facility. This effort is part of a broader municipal initiative to upgrade public buildings, with nearly €5.8 million currently under construction, €9.5 million in planning, almost €9.8 million already completed, and close to €1 million in administrative processing.
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