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Davide Marchetti's Concéntrico 04 Pavilion Incorporates VR to Explore Logroño's History

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Concéntrico is an International Festival of Architecture and Design that reflects on the revitalization of devalued spaces in Logroño, Spain. Its latest edition, Concéntrico 04, was held between April 27 and May 1, 2018, in Logroño's Historical Center. The festival invites you to travel the city through installations, exhibitions, meetings, activities, and performances that create a connection between streets, venues, courtyards and hidden spaces that usually go unnoticed from day-to-day. David Marchetti's intervention "Otravisión" aims to signal the plaza by providing passers-by the opportunity to see the area from an entirely new and unpredicted point of view.

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La Plaza / Lucas Sere Peltzer and Sebastián Andrés Podestá (Buenos Aires) for Concéntrico 04

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Conéntrico is an International Architecture and Design Festival that invites reflection on the city of Logroño, Spain, through the revitalization of undervalued public spaces. Its latest edition, Conéntrico 04, takes place between April 27 and May 1, 2018, in the Historic Center of Logroño. The Festival invites visitors to explore the city through installations, exhibitions, discussions, activities, and performances that connect venues, plazas, streets, courtyards, and hidden spaces that typically go unnoticed in daily life. Lucas Sere Peltzer and Sebastián Andrés Podestá seek to connect space and people through reflection in the Plaza de San Bartolomé.

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