Architecture, city and thought Hub is a new series of exhibitions held in the architecture section at CentroCentro. It gathers and showcases hidden content, languages and values related to the architecture of the city of Madrid that can be found in its historical archives, professional legacies, academic works, specialised publications and cultural catalogues.

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Inés Caballero, is an architect trained in the School of Madrid | ETSAM specializing in exhibition design at the IED Madrid. Her work, aimed at the dissemination and research of cultural content, generates a critical dialogue that develops parallel to art and architecture. Her curatorial projects and exhibition design, incorporating digital formats such as process research new ways to produce, transmit and understand the culture. From the office of contextos.io projects, her proposals are characterized by continuous collaboration with professionals from other disciplines, through her joint vision of curating, architecture and technology.
Published on: August 24, 2016
Cite: "Emotional Architecture" METALOCUS. Accessed January 5, 2025
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/emotional-architecture> ISSN 1139-6415
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