This historic venue in Barcelona has modernized its facilities with new technologies and interactive spaces developed by Mediapro Exhibitions.

Mediapro Exhibitions poble espanyol

The architectural and open-air museum enclosure of the Poble Espanyol -Spanish Village-, located on the mountain of Montjuïc, in Barcelona, It is immersed in a modernization process that this year reaches its culmination and grows in quality and experience with the technological proposal developed by Mediapro Exhibitions, company of the Mediapro Group Specialized in the design and construction of exhibition and museographic spaces that cover different areas, among other businesses

In an area of 700 square meters of this historic site, New technologies and interactive spaces "that generate emotions have been incorporated into the tour, enrich the content and make the visit much more dynamic and didactic, in which the multimedia project is the great novelty", point from this company.

Mediapro Exhibitions poble espanyol

The goal of this visual team integration, Interactive & Projection, made by Unitecnic, at Poble Espanyol is "to respond to its visitors, that demanded more dynamism in the visit, A message that will complete the architectural route, artisanal and artistic and a common thread that would allow us to better understand the content".

This is also assured by Salvador Rovira, CEO of Poble Espanyol: "With this project we have achieved the objective we had set ourselves and we are also sure that the novelties constitute a new and well-differentiated contribution with respect to the rest of Barcelona's cultural offer".

Mediapro Exhibitions poble espanyol

The investment in this renovation has been almost 2,3 millions of euros, according to data provided by the company, that, as Glòria Martí explains,, project manager at Mediapro Exhibitions, "It has been a challenge to be able to carry out innovation in a venue with almost a century of history; Integrate technology into the environment and put it at the service of content in a harmonious way, proposing new experiences that enrich the foundation's objectives and, in short, contribute to making Poble Espanyol a place that generates emotion, that dialogues with the visitor in a way that complements the visit while keeping its genuine essence intact".

Mediapro Exhibitions poble espanyol

The multimedia project is made up of three new spaces:

Welcome area: equipped with eight interactive screens that show the information you need to plan your visit and learn about the history of Poble Espanyol. This space also has a model of the entire enclosure that, supported by an audiovisual, Highlights areas where buildings and points of interest have been grouped.

Feeling Spain: It consists of five immersive audiovisual spaces that recreate the different areas (North, South, Center, Mediterranean), as well as the world-famous Camino de Santiago; All of them are equipped with high-definition screens that combine the audiovisual experience and the scenography with other sensory experiences such as smell.

Mediapro Exhibitions poble espanyol

Party: It is the most outstanding addition of the multimedia project and of the new stage of this historic venue. This installation recreates through a large-format mapping on two 8x7m walls, with the help of projection systems Epson, The most emblematic popular festivals of the Spanish geography, and it depicts some of the great events of popular culture grouped by concepts.

A large-format audiovisual with state-of-the-art technology immerses the visitor in the customs and character of the people, Emotions, The Experiences, passions and, in short, in the soul of the country's most representative cultures.

The images included in this space have been shot in 4K resolution throughout the Spanish territory for a year, during which the following have been collected:, approximately, 180 hours of footage recorded in nine different locations in Spain.


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by • 16 sea, 2018
• section: Case studies, display, formation, business, production, projection