Opening the plaza…
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Plaza de España was designed by Aníbal González for the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929. Its sweeping brick galleries, twin towers, canal and ceramic bridges frame one of Seville’s best-known public spaces.
This is a procedural interpretation built from architectural references. The layout and details are approximate; the tile motifs are newly drawn interpretations of the plaza’s ceramic tradition.
Drag and zoom in Explore mode. In Walk mode, use WASD or the arrow keys and drag to turn. Hold Shift to move faster. On a phone, use the left joystick and drag on the right to look.