Murado y Elvira Arquitectos se alzan con el Premio MINI de Diseño 2026

Published on March 25, 2026

Murado y Elvira Arquitectos have emerged victorious at the 2026 MINI Design Award, securing the prestigious honor in the professional category for their innovative project titled “Aceleradora Unoentrecienmil.” This groundbreaking installation, situated atop the Hospital Universitario La Paz in Madrid, seamlessly integrates physical exercise into the treatment regimen for pediatric oncology patients.

The Madrid Design Festival unveiled the winners during an inspiring ceremony, highlighting projects that exemplify creativity and social impact. “Aceleradora Unoentrecienmil” stands out for its unique approach to oncology treatment, emphasizing the importance of physical health as a complement to medical care. hospital’s rooftop into a vibrant and dynamic exercise space, the architects aim to offer young patients a more holistic healing environment that encourages physical activity and well-being during their treatment journeys.

In addition to the professional honor, the award for New Talents was given to María Navarro for her remarkable design aimed at transforming an urban space into a community hub. Her proposal focuses on creating inclusive areas that foster interaction and connectivity among residents, showcasing the potential for design to enhance quality of life in urban settings.

The recognition of both Murado y Elvira Arquitectos and María Navarro underscores the growing importance of design in addressing contemporary societal challenges. This year’s winners not only demonstrate exceptional architectural skills but also exemplify a commitment to meaningful, impactful work that resonates with the community and improves lives.

The Madrid Design Festival continues to serve as a vital platform for highlighting groundbreaking design initiatives, providing a stage for creators to showcase their visions and inspire future innovations in the field. The celebrated projects are a testament to the power of architecture and design in shaping healthier, more connected environments.