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Architects: Buró4, Hombre de Piedra
- Area: 508 m²
- Year: 2013
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Photographs:Jesús Granada
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Manufacturers: Lamp Lighting
Text description provided by the architects. The Port of Seville needed a new Cruise Ship Terminal with a flexible character, multipurpose, extendable, easily removable and even movable. This would permit to accomodate the unpredictable number of passengers in the port and it would not limit the possibilities of the urban-port valuable space of the Muelle de las Delicias. Re-using shipping containers was proposed. On the other hand, the place, near the historic centre, was claiming an object of architectural quality to dialogue with its urban environment.
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