The Local Government Board of the Town Hall of Torrevieja has awarded the contract for the design of a new indoor swimming pool at the Ciudad Deportiva. The contract, valued at fifty-nine thousand one hundred and fifty-four euros including VAT, has been granted to architect Francisco Miguel Juárez Pozuelo, and the construction is expected to take six months. The new facility will be located behind the Tavi and Carmona Sports Palace and across from the Cecilio Gallego Pavilion, providing a modern, functional, and sustainable addition to the municipal sports facilities.

The new indoor pool will feature a swimming area of twenty-five metres in length and twelve point five metres in width. It will be designed for aquatic activities and as a warm-up area during competitions. The building will cover over one thousand six hundred square metres and include a reception, waiting areas, spectator seating, and separate changing rooms for men, women, and families with direct access to the pool area.

The project also includes a redesign of the exterior of the Ciudad Deportiva, introducing new green spaces for better visual and functional integration of the site. The main access will be located on the east façade, adjacent to the reconfigured parking area, which will also provide spaces for bicycles. Inside, a bright foyer will connect the reception to the seating areas and the pool.

The design prioritises energy efficiency, incorporating solutions to optimise thermal performance and reduce energy consumption. Additionally, the existing boiler room of the Tavi and Carmona Sports Palace will be utilised through an underground connection, centralising maintenance and management for both buildings. With this initiative, the Town Hall of Torrevieja takes another step towards modernising its sports facilities, reinforcing its commitment to sports, sustainability, and urban improvement.