Between Four Walls, Animal Architects, Human Scale...Núria Moliner has brought architecture to television with a relatable, everyday perspective. But she hadn't planned to dedicate herself to communications, which was a skill more expected of her sister, actress Anna Moliner, who studied audiovisual communication. "I'm excited because in a way, I predicted I'd end up dedicating myself to it, even though I studied architecture," she says, referring to the childhood photography she shares with the ARA. Now she even has a production company, into which she puts a lot of dedication alongside the team, with the intention of creating "truly beautiful and interesting" productions.

Núria Moliner (Barcelona, 1991) is an architect who has never built a house. She gave it up to dedicate herself to creating television programs, creating songs and singing them with her group Intana, and writing a book based on her experience sleeping in other people's houses (God cases God nights). One of the pleasant surprises of the 3Cat menu, these last few weeks, is Between four walls, a space in which Núria Moliner enters with empathy and delicacy into homes as diverse as those of Bojan Krkic and Peyu, the squatted apartment of actress Patrícia Bargalló, and the home of Ana Viladomiu, the only resident of La Pedrera.