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Seville combines monumental architecture with a rich green landscape
Plant dispersion shaped by nature and human civilizations
City understood as a mosaic of gardens created by different cultures
Seville as a historical node for acclimatization and global plant exchange
€ 734.71
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The monumental Seville built of stone, brick, and ceramics coexists with a greener Seville that strengthens its identity as a meeting point for civilizations. The dispersion of plant species across the planet has occurred through wind, animals, and human travel; in the first cases, nature has acted as the primary distributor, while in the last, the expansion of different civilizations has generated a kind of “cultural” evolution of nature itself. From this perspective, Seville can be understood as a mosaic of gardens shaped by multiple cultures, each adding its own species, aesthetics, and sensitivities in line with the networks of exchange established over centuries. The city has functioned as a crucial node for the acclimatization and dissemination of plant species worldwide: first through Mediterranean cultures who located in this region—imagined as “the end of the world”—the mythical Garden of the Hespérides; later through Al-Andalus, which renewed hydraulic techniques and introduced Eastern plants to Europe,
This long history is reflected in the diversity of Seville’s gardens: palace spaces such as the Real Alcázar or Casa de las Dueñas; intimate convent gardens scattered throughout the historic center; Enlightenment-era promenades like the Paseo de las Delicias; exotic corners such as the Museum and Cristo de Burgos gardens; romantic environments like María Luisa Park; and modern urban projects such as the greenway along the Guadalquivir River and the expansive Alamillo Park. Together they form an unexpected palimpsest—what landscape gardener Gilles Clément describes as a “planetary index”—where natural and cultural layers intertwine across centuries.
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Terrible experience, the staff was nice and location was good but the coworkering space was useless... You better go to a coffee shop, no room for calls, during lunch time is way too loud for the price you better go to a coffee shop in the area
Functional and modern coworking spaces in the heart of Seville with a reasonably priced bar-café and super-friendly staff available to help you with anything you need. 100% recommended.
I loved coming here last year I was in Sevilla to work occasionally but unfortunately they changed their price system and now it’s 30 euros for a one day pass! Also their monthly plans are very strange and they add so many extra fees. Could be a great place to work in Sevilla but please provide better options for short term use.
You will be asked to pay the rent 15 days ahead of the upcoming month. If you don't pay it 15 days prior you will be fined for it (we paid around 40€ in fines for not paying 15 days ahead of the upcoming month). Additionally, when your lease is over, you will be charged a fee to restore the office space you rented. Restoring the office space includes giving a paint job to the office, putting new desks and chairs, etc.. For us this amounted to 167€, we rented a 9 m² for 3 months (!) only. There was no need for restoring anything in the office space, yet we still had to pay for this. The site itself looks amazing, but I really don't recommend this place after this experience.
Don't go there!! I have been in around 10 coworking in my life and this is the worst I have ever been to with the most dishonest team I have ever met. We stayed there only 3 months with my 2 other friends as we are travelling a lot. When we visited the first time the coworking everything was fine. The team was all nice and explained us how wonderful is the coworking. They served us a drink, what a welcome! Finally when we signed the contract everything was different. The good athmosphere of the beginning was remplaced by the Spaces money machine. We finished the contract last month. They now try to get money from us from whatever they can. - First they asked us to pay 167€ for the drink we "consumed" and we haven't pay. Sorry??? We asked them to tell us what did we consumed because it was impossible. Finally they changed it to a fee to restore the room. They sent us the bill one month before the end of the contract. How can you know in with condition we will leave the office one month before the end? So they told us it was in the "house rules" (not the contract) you can find I don't know where. You have to pay 20€/m² when you leave. Doesn't matter if you stay 10 years or 3 months like us. Doesn't matter in which condition the office is! - They also asked us to pay 40€ for late payment. Be aware that for the month of may for example, you have to pay the rent before the 15th of april. What is the point expect taking money from you? Of course, this isn't written in the lovely contract but in the "house rules" we was NEVER aware of. I could talk about many other things this dishonest team want to charge you through hidden terms. This coworking revolts me!
