Explore the La Casa Mágica Architectural Exhibition at Centre Pompidou Málaga
Discover hands-on design installations for children created by Adrien Rovero and Émilie Queney.
Centre Pompidou Málaga presents a sensory journey into architecture and design with two interactive installations. Young visitors can explore raw wood structures in La Casa Mágica or play with geometric volumes inspired by minimalist principles. This free educational experience encourages creative discovery and hands-on spatial experimentation for families.
About La Casa Mágica + Juego de volúmenes at Centre Pompidou Málaga in Málaga
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Exhibition summary
This exhibition presents two complementary projects that invite children to explore space, architecture, and play through immersive, sensory experiences. Designed by Adrien Rovero and Émilie Queney, the installations encourage young visitors to engage with architecture through hands-on discovery and creative interaction.
Curatorial context
La Casa Mágica + Juego de volúmenes brings together two distinct projects that introduce children to the concepts of architecture and design. 'La Casa Mágica,' designed by Swiss designer Adrien Rovero, is an immersive installation tailored for children aged 0 to 6. Built entirely from raw, unfinished wood, the structure reimagines the domestic space as a whimsical landscape where traditional boundaries are blurred—chimneys become climbing routes and fridges serve as gateways. It offers a unique, tactile environment that challenges daily routines and encourages new ways of navigating space.
'Juego de volúmenes,' created with architect Émilie Queney, draws inspiration from the foundational principles of Japanese architect Tadao Ando. By focusing on simple geometric volumes, light, and the relationship between empty and filled space, the installation invites children from the age of one to explore the language of construction. Through hands-on activities, participants manipulate materials to gain a concrete understanding of architectural fundamentals in a space designed for play and physical experimentation.
Admission and ticket notes
The exhibition is free to access. Please note that the mediation team may conduct 30-minute sessions during periods of high attendance to manage capacity; in such cases, visitors can join during designated morning or afternoon time slots. Children must be supervised by an accompanying adult at all times, and shoes must be removed before entering the installation area.
La Casa Mágica + Juego de volúmenes key exhibition facts
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Venue
Centre Pompidou Málaga
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Feb 20, 2026
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition features work by Swiss designer Adrien Rovero and French architect Émilie Queney, both of whom have extensive experience in creating interactive, child-focused design installations.
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