AZAB recibe el Premio Peña Ganchegui 2019

En el comienzo de la segunda edición de la bienal MUGAK -Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Euskadi- los fundadores del estudio AZAB, Ane Arce e Iñigo Berasategui, recibieron el Premio Peña Ganchegui a la Joven Arquitectura Vasca. Un reconocimiento a la joven trayectoria arquitectónica que impulsa al mismo tiempo una carrera con proyección emergente.

15/10/2019/by Fabian Dejtiar

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