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Carmen Baselga
Valencia, SpainCarmen Baselga runs Taller de Proyectos, a multidisciplinary studio that has developed environment design and interior architecture projects for many different companies. She has curated and coordinated seminars related to design culture and she has been the dean of the College of Interior Designers of the Valencia Region (CDICV). She has collaborated with Héctor Serrano of Borealis in curating and designing leading exhibitions in Spain and Latin America on 3D printing: “3D_Printing the World”, Fundación Telefónica and PRINT3D, Fundación la Caixa.
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The Future
From Consumers to Prosumers
- 22nd November 2021
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