in Spain; the pedestrianization of the Plaza Nueva and Constitution Avenue (next to the Cathedral); the operationalising of the Metrocentro tram that links the Prado de San Sebastián with the aforementioned Plaza Nueva; the construction of the César Pelli-designed office tower (scheduled to be finished in 2013) as headquarters for the newly formed Cajasol bank; the international award-winning architectural project "The setas"; the redevelopment in the Alameda de Hercules, and planned upgrades to the gardens and port along the Paseo de las Delicias, the port being redeveloped to accommodate more visits by cruise ships to the city; and a new aquarium, the New World Aquarium at Muelle de Las Delicias. Although Los Astilleros, the Seville shipyard, closed in late 2011 after suffering financial and labor difficulties, Seville's economy is steadily improving with a mix of tourism, commerce, technology and industry. Population See also Timeline of Seville References This article incorporates information translated from the equivalent article on the Spanish Wikipedia. Notes Bibliography Further reading Published in the 19th century Published in the 20th century Seville