La Fábrica, Martín Azúa e Inés Llasera win Spain's 2026 National Design Awards
The 2026 National Innovation and Design Awards, Spain's highest institutional recognition for design, have been announced by the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. Martín Azúa received the Career in Design award for his three-decade trajectory blending industrial design, architecture, and natural resource research. His iconic piece Casa Básica is in MoMA's permanent collection. La Fábrica, founded in 1996, won the Design and Enterprise award for its influential cultural platforms including PHotoESPAÑA, Madrid Design Festival, and Matador magazine. Inés Llasera was honored in the Young Professionals category for her material research and reinterpretation of artisanal processes. The Career award carries a €50,000 prize, while the Young Professionals award is €30,000.
Key facts
- Martín Azúa wins Career in Design award
- La Fábrica wins Design and Enterprise award
- Inés Llasera wins Young Professionals award
- Awards announced by Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities
- Azúa's Casa Básica is in MoMA's permanent collection
- La Fábrica founded in 1996
- La Fábrica runs PHotoESPAÑA, Madrid Design Festival, Matador magazine
- Career award prize: €50,000; Young Professionals: €30,000
Entities
Artists
- Martín Azúa
- Inés Llasera
Institutions
- Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities
- La Fábrica
- MoMA
- PHotoESPAÑA
- Madrid Design Festival
- Matador
Locations
- Spain
- New York