Cristina Díaz Moreno, Efren Gª Grinda

amid.cero9 cultivates a post-pop approach to the contemporary conception of space, bringing together sociology, technology, media and politics through representations of projects ranging from architecture—such as the Cherry Blossom Pavilion in Jerte Valley, Spain; the Giner de los Ríos Foundation in Madrid; and the Diagonal80 Industrial Pavilion in Madrid—to design (ESA Pavilion), ecosystem studies (The Magic Mountain in Ames, We as a Plague in Rome, and TRP in Venice), as well as hybrid urban projects (Aijalaranta in Jyväskylä and House in the Balearic Islands).

Cristina Díaz Moreno and Efren Gª Grinda, both architects and founders of amid.cero9, have served as Visiting Professors at the SAC Städelschule Architectural Class in Frankfurt (2016), as Option Studio Directors at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (2015), and as Diploma Unit Masters at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London (2009).