This week, the latest edition of Concéntrico, the Logroño Architecture and Design Festival in Spain, came to a close. For the second consecutive year, we have participated in this initiative, which invites residents and visitors to discover and rediscover spaces of interest in the city's historic center. Over five days, a series of temporary installations by creators from around the world became resting places for pilgrims, urban stages for enjoying a glass of wine, and adventure playgrounds for local children.
In its fourth edition, Concéntrico has established itself as a premier international festival, bringing together more than 70 architects, designers, and artists who participated in the creation of 14 urban interventions (six more than last year), four exhibitions, workshops, and book launches. Thanks to support from the Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) Program for the Internationalization of Spanish Culture, the festival also hosted a series of public discussions. ArchDaily participated in these panels alongside other leading figures in architectural dissemination and curation, including Andreia García, Antonine Aubinais, and Michal Piernikowski.
In the coming days, we will present each of the Concéntrico 04 interventions in detail. But first, we wanted to share the perspective of the citizens themselves, who became the true protagonists of this festival. Using the hashtags #concentrico, #concentricofest, and #concentrico04, we have curated a selection of photographs showing how residents and visitors took over the city of Logroño during these five days through these installations.
RINGdeLUXE / Plastique Fantastique (Berlin)
A Walk / Architectural Association Interprofessional (London)
Otravisión / Davide Marchetti (Rome)
La Chabola / Jorge Penadés (Málaga)
Latern / Mjolk (Prague)
Reloj / David Bestué (Barcelona)
Reflexión / Collectif Parenthèse (Paris)
Amanita Muscaria / Miriam Alonso, Patricia Ramos, and Paula Mena (Madrid)
La Plaza / Lucas Seré Peltzer and Sebastián Podestá (Buenos Aires)
Un lugar, un banco, un árbol / Blurarquitectura (Logroño)
Entrever / Fernando Cruzado, Julia Díaz, Francisco Javier Fernández, and Ane Villaverde (Andalusia and the Basque Country)
Sauna Finlandesa / Jairo Rodriguez (Burgos)
This article was written by Pola Mora. The translation is powered by AI.
