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Architects: Behark
- Area: 125 m²
- Year: 2021
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Photographs:Mikel Ibarluzea
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Manufacturers: HASSLACHER NORICA TIMBER, JUNG, Rothoblaas, Stora Enso, Edilians, Jung Iberica, Piveteau bois, ROCKWOOL, Zurale
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Lead Architects: Beñat Saratxaga, Gentzane Goikuria
Text description provided by the architects. This is how Fugazi's song, Last Chance for a Slow Dance, began, and that was the feeling we had at the beginning of what was finally going to be the last stage in the construction of Larrabetzu's little aterpe. Several years had passed before, those of the toughest crisis, with different projects for different use proposals, archaeological interventions, some unexpected events and even a contractor unable to carry out the intervention to a successful conclusion. Before resuming the works, the building had to be redesigned again, to leave it the same it was at the beginning, but solving the problems generated in the disastrous first phase of its construction. It was indeed the last chance for a slow dance.
