Constelaciones Hay Festival: arquitectura. Tatiana Bilbao e Inés Vachez

Constelaciones Hay Festival: arquitectura. Tatiana Bilbao e Inés Vachez

Author: Hay Festival October 17, 2025 Duration: 0:00

Bienvenidos al pódcast Constelaciones Hay Festival, un espacio para imaginar otro mundo.

Constelaciones Hay Festival es la edición especial del pódcast del Hay Festival en español en la que celebramos el 10º aniversario de nuestro festival en Querétaro. Constelaciones Hay Festival es un espacio para el diálogo intergeneracional en el firmamento cultural mexicano entre una estrella consagrada y talento emergente en disciplinas como literatura, cine, música, ciencia o arquitectura.

En este episodio conversamos con las arquitectas Tatiana Bilbao e Inés Vachez, con las que hablamos de diseñar espacios más humanos, lugares que nos «hablan» y de la arquitectura de lo doméstico, entre otros varios temas.

Conductores: Romina Pons e Iñaki Lasa Etura.

Guión y producción: Hay Festival Internacional, Romina Pons & Junkie Media.


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