The Elisava Masters Awards 2025 recognize the best master's and postgraduate final projects

Year after year, the Elisava Masters Awards recognize creativity and excellence of the best Masters’ and Postgraduates’ projects of the university. In this 13th edition, 60 projects have participated and the winners were announced at the Graduation Party.

The Jury of the 12th edition of the Elisava Masters Awards was made up of:

Livia Fioretti (Trendwatching)
Max Enrich (Product, objects and furniture designer)
Xavier Roca (Run Design)

Below, the winning projects of each category:

Winning projects Elisava Masters Awards — Graphic Design Category:

Holy Omelet, by Valeria Ishitsuka, Marina Molas, Karine Smith
Master in Editorial Design

For its starting point based on the vindication of a basic element of popular culture, an apparently simple idea approached from a singular point of view. The jury values that the result is an excellent and publishable editorial project, with a great design and rigorous research.

Elisava Masters Awards — Communication Category:

Método Älmhult, by Guillermo Campero, Bianca Sofía Mercado, Diego Enrique Silva, Mariana Echandia, Antonia Rebolledo, Fernando Viana
Postgraduate in Creative Direction and Advertising

For its conceptual approach, which encourages people to consume less and reconnect with their homes through play, emotion, and presence. For being a creative proposal of great interest and professional quality, materialized in an audiovisual campaign on par with any advertising agency and with high commercial potential.

Elisava Masters Awards — Space Design Category:

Covanguard, by Nur Habibah Ishak, Matteo Perna, Jakub Hipolit Konopka
Master in Interior Design

For being an innovative, essential and current interior design project that reimagines a historic building as an artist’s residence, solving the challenges of a singular space from the small details. A genuine proposal, uncontaminated by passing trends and fully materializable.

Elisava Masters Awards — Product and Services Design Category (Ex Aequo):

Minisponge Pack-Soap, by Vega Tapia Borrego, Sergio Berrios Scaggs
Postgraduate in Graphic and Structural Packaging Design

Because of its modern, artisanal, and travel-friendly nature, and because it is a truly innovative product in its category, combining sustainability, functionality, and contemporary design through a carefully crafted visual identity, completely eliminating the use of plastics and responding to a real demand, as evidenced by its current patent process.

TUGO, by Leonela Arias, Guillermina Caride, Paola Maita, Sara Rubio, Amanda Torres
Postgraduate in Design of Network Applications and Interactive Services

For its combination of medical technology, emotional empathy, and play, integrated into a wearable device to facilitate the daily lives of children with diabetes and their caregivers, developed in full detail and ready to be marketed.