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The demolished buildings of San Sebastián close the first edition of MUGAK

On Friday, December 22, 2017, the inaugural MUGAK Basque Country International Architecture Biennial opened the exhibition "The City We Lost: Urban Heritage Management in San Sebastián, 1950-2017" at the Santa Teresa Convent in San Sebastián, Spain. The exhibition showcases recognizable local buildings that have disappeared over the last few decades. 

Curated by the Áncora association, the exhibition traverses San Sebastián's neighborhoods to examine a city that now exists only in collective memory—specifically, buildings lost over the past seven decades. Stretching from Martutene to Igeldo, and including Alza, Amara, El Antiguo, and Ibaeta, the survey goes beyond the city's iconic heritage, looking past San Sebastián's most prominent areas to highlight other architectural works.

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Cite: García Librero, Javier. "The demolished buildings of San Sebastián close the first edition of MUGAK" [Los edificios demolidos de San Sebastián cierran la primera edición del MUGAK] 04 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1114191/the-demolished-buildings-of-san-sebastian-close-the-first-edition-of-mugak> ISSN 0719-8884
Interior de Kursaal. Image Cortesía de MUGAK Bienal de Arquitectura

圣塞巴斯蒂安被拆除的建筑为首届 MUGAK 画上句号。

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