MWCC receives the award for one of the 100 Best Ideas in Economic News in the Sustainability category. The award recognises a model of sustainable architecture with social impact that guarantees the care and well-being of people with intellectual disabilities thanks to the impetus provided by the organisation through an innovative project of responsible and socially committed architecture.

The award-winning project consists of the promotion and development of infrastructure specifically designed to care for people with intellectual disabilities in situations where their parents or legal guardians can no longer take care of them. These buildings stand out for their efficient and sustainable design, with Passivhaus certification, which ensures minimal energy consumption, thermal comfort and high environmental quality.

With this award, MWCC consolidates its role as a driving force behind initiatives that combine innovation, sustainability and social awareness, demonstrating that it is possible to build a fairer, more efficient and more humane future.