Miguel Domingo

MAD Architecture & Design is based on a comprehensive vision of global design, understanding each project as a complete process that goes beyond form to encompass functionality, concept, use, and experience. Throughout its trajectory, the studio has developed projects from a transversal perspective, covering all facets of design, including architecture, interior design, landscape design, industrial design, furniture design, graphic design, and illustration, as well as packaging, integrating them all coherently and strategically.

Over more than 25 years of professional activity, MAD Architecture & Design has consolidated a solid international presence, with over 1,000 articles and reviews published in prestigious specialized magazines and industry media. In parallel, the studio has been awarded more than 200 international awards, recognitions that endorse the quality, innovation, and distinctive character of its work, as well as its constant commitment to excellence, creativity, and the continuous evolution of contemporary design.

From 2023 to 2026, I worked as an architect at Gabor Studios, located on Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, where I held the position of Project Director. In this role, I was responsible for the planning, development, and comprehensive supervision of various architectural projects, coordinating multidisciplinary teams and ensuring high standards of quality, innovation, and design. Thanks to my professional performance, I received the Award for Best Design of the Year, granted by the Chicago School of Architecture, a recognition that highlighted the excellence of my work. Furthermore, during this period, my projects were featured in numerous articles in specialized magazines and industry media, consolidating my career and professional projection in the field of contemporary architecture.

Between 2001 and 2003, I was part of the studio of the renowned architect David Mamam, a key figure in American rationalism, a period that profoundly marked my professional development. I began my career at the studio as an intern for the first three months, during which time I familiarized myself with his architectural vision, creative processes, and the conceptual rigor that characterized his work. In the fourth month, due to my performance and commitment, I was offered a position as an architect, taking on greater responsibilities in project design and development.

A year later, I was appointed Project Director, a role from which I had the opportunity to lead innovative proposals and explore unconventional architecture, focused on creating homes conceived as true works of art. This experience was fundamental in consolidating my creative capacity and my experimental approach, undoubtedly becoming the seed of my current work and one of the pillars of my professional identity.