Demolition of the hotel ruins in Cala d'en Serra is getting closer
Similar to that Club Festival there is another one in Ibiza lost place in the north of the island. The hotel ruins on the beach Cala d'en Serra. Visitors reach the ruins after a long, rocky path. The plans for the holiday complex with two pools date back to the 70s by Josep Lluís Sert. The project was canceled when Sert died of lung cancer in 1983 and has since been completely abandoned.
Almost 50 years after construction began, the community Sant Joan now all permits for the hotel complex are in Cala d'en Serra declared void. The basis for this step was an extensive report that confirmed significant structural damage and defacement of the coastal landscape. The decision marks the first step towards the planned demolition of the ruins. The owner, Mirenview Limited, now has time to appeal this decision.
The history of the ruins goes back to the 1970s. In the April 1975 The first building permit was issued, which was extended several times. Nevertheless, the construction work was not completed. The last deadline passed on December 3, 1990. Since then, the construction site has remained unfinished.
The site is now part of a nature reserve and, according to the new mayor Tania Marí, the ruins pose a threat to public safety. The Ministry of Housing also found deficiencies in the planning. Mirenview Limited failed in its bid to have the project declared a public interest development in 2012.
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The ruins on the beach Cala d'en Serra, originally designed by renowned Catalan architect Josep Lluís Sert, has stood unfinished since his death in 1983. Various proposals for the use of the site remained unsuccessful.
The immense concrete structure on 5300 square meters of land is increasingly becoming a safety problem and is blighting the picturesque bay. The demolition has so far been delayed due to unclear financing. Environmental activist Joan Carles Palerm suggests using tourism tax for demolition.
Mayor Tania Marí has now paved the way for the demolition by declaring the permits expired. The owners now have time to comment. In this way, a long-standing eyesore in the beautiful nature of Sant Joan could finally be removed.
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Attention: Inside the ruins there are rubble and loose stones everywhere. There are also many holes in the ground. The stability of the whole thing is questionable, so: Enter at your own risk! Experts agree that the only solution is to demolish the structure.
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