IGLÚ DE VENT · DESIGN
Design for Recycling Awards
Project selected for the catalogue and exhibition of the sixth edition.
See the reference↗✳ TEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE · 15+ YEARS
We transform hot-air balloon fabric into spaces for music, culture, festivals and moments that deserve a place of their own.
Iglú de Vent is a project created by Jordi Enrich, a designer and art teacher, transforming hot-air balloon fabric no longer suitable for flight into temporary architecture. Its interior invites people to step inside and experience each gathering from within.
✳ ONE SPACE, MANY USES
From concerts and festivals to art, learning and celebrations: every context brings the space to life differently.
Explore the formats↗✳ RECOGNITION · DESIGN AND PERFORMING ARTS
Iglú de Vent and Igloo Temporary Shop were selected for design awards. Tripula, by Farrés Brothers i Cia., received stage awards for a production with set design by Jordi Enrich.
IGLÚ DE VENT · DESIGN
Project selected for the catalogue and exhibition of the sixth edition.
See the reference↗IGLOO TEMPORARY SHOP · DESIGN
Proposal selected in the strategy category and included in the official catalogue.
Open the official catalogue↗TRIPULA · FARRÉS BROTHERS I CIA.
Best set design and an international special mention (Lleida Puppet Fair, 2015), plus the FETEN and Butaca awards (2016). Set design and puppets by Jordi Enrich, in a production created by Farrés Brothers i Cia.
See Tripula’s credits↗✳ FROM IGUALADA TO INTERNATIONAL SETTINGS
From Igualada, the project has reached cities and places in Catalonia, France, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Greece, Malaysia and New York. Festivals, workshops and installations have brought this temporary architecture into very different settings.

✳ A REGULAR PRESENCE
For many years, Iglú de Vent has been part of the European Balloon Festival in Igualada: a meeting point for balloons, culture and spaces to discover.
Explore the project↗✳ Follow what’s happening
News, installations and shared moments from the Iglú de Vent account.
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Curators, museums, festivals and producers can explore how this temporary architecture might contribute to an exhibition, an immersive installation or a cultural programme.
For exhibitions and event collaborations ↗↗FROM IGUALADA, OPEN TO NEW PLACES