Kantauri
Basque Living by Habic
and other 9 exhibitors
Kantauri: Grey water. Salt air. Wind against steel and wood
KANTAURI, the Basque name for the Cantabrian Sea, reveals a living culture of making, where industry, architecture, and material experimentation evolve together. Here, objects are not isolated results.
Inside the installation, designed by Arquimaña, objects appear together with the processes and materials that generate them — from advanced manufacturing to emerging biomaterials and circular resources already transforming production today. Contributions from companies such as Sellex and experimental practices like Muka Design Lab and Basque BioDesign Center reflect this transition, together with the presence of L35 Architects, the Spanish General Council of Interior Design / Decoration, and Aitor García de Vicuña discussing the value of creative teams within companies.
Architecture also plays a central role through the presence of Mugak / Basque Country International Architecture Biennial, a platform connecting architecture, industry, and society through installations, workshops, and public debate. Every two years, Mugak opens a shared space to question limits and explore the boundaries of architecture.
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Opening hours
h. 10:00—19:00
h. 10:00—19:15
h. 10:00—19:00
h. 10:00—22:00
h. 10:00—19:00
h. 10:00—19:00
h. 10:00—14:30
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Exhibitors and companies
Basque Living by Habic
Basque Living is the commercial brand that brings together the industrial companies associated with the Cluster Habic. It was created with the aim of serving as a bridge to connect professionals in architecture and interior design, with leading manufacturers from the Basque Country and Navarra.
AGV Estudio
Arquimaña
Basque BioDesign Center
Consejo General de Diseño Interior / Decoración de España
L35 Architects
Mugak/ Fronteras Boundaries - Basque Country International Architecture Biennial
Muka Design Lab
Sellex
Silvia Ceñal Studio
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