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espanolEste articulo expone la hipotesis de que el ingeniero militar Sebastian van der Borcht redacto un proyecto para el hospital de San Lazaro de Sevilla. Se muestra a continuacion una evidencia epistolar de que existio este proyecto, y a traves de los cambios formales que se produjeron en el edificio y la documentacion escrita de principios del siglo XIX constatamos que esta transformacion se produjo finalmente, aunque no podemos demostrar si las obras se ejecutaron bajo la direccion del propio Van der Borcht. Esta evolucion de la leproseria, de origen medieval, hacia el modelo de hospital sanitario de caracter ilustrado nunca se habia descrito y aporta nuevos valores a los ya conocidos en el hospital mas antiguo, aun en funcionamiento, de Espana. EnglishThis paper presents the hypothesis that the military engineer Sebastian van der Borcht drafted a project for the San Lazaro Hospital in Seville. The following shows epistolary evidence that this project existed and we confirm that this transformation finally took place through the formal changes produced in the building and the written documentation of the early 19th century, although we cannot prove whether the works were executed under the direction of Van der Borcht himself. This evolution of the leprosarium, of medieval origin, towards a healthcare hospital model with characteristics of the Enlightenment had never been described and brings new values to those already known in the oldest hospital in Spain still in operation

El desaparecido “Nuevo plano para el Hospital Real de San Lázaro”, un posible proyecto de Sebastián van der Borcht.