2020 (EN)

THE "MEDITERRANEAN AWARDS 2020" AWARDED ON THE OCCASION OF THE THIRTY YEARS OF THE MEDITERRANEAN FOUNDATION

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Naples  ||  | 08 October 2020
Tutte le Attività (EN) - Anno 2020

In full compliance with the rules of distancing and protection for Covid 19, the award ceremony of the "Mediterranean award 2020" was held at the headquarters of the Museum of Peace - MAMT in Naples, which inaugurated the celebratory activities for the thirtieth anniversary of the Fondazione Mediterraneo . Recognized among the most important awards thanks also to the quality of the juries representing 43 Euro-Mediterranean countries, this edition of the Award saw the assignment of a new section called "City of dialogue".
Numerous webinar links (*) with various Euro-Mediterranean countries.
Among those present the president of the Order of Engineers prof. Edoardo Cosenza, the members of the jury, the winners, prof. Massimo Pica Ciamarra and representatives of the academic, artistic and cultural world of the Mediterranean.
The artist Ciccio Merolla performed in a concert of "Music for Peace".
On this occasion, the MEDITERRANEAN CITTÀ DEL DIALOGO AWARDS, the MEDITERRANEAN INSTITUTIONS AWARD, the PLATE OF HONOR and the ARCHITECTURE AND CITY AWARDS were awarded.
Among the winners:

  • MEDITERRANEAN AWARD FOR INSTITUTIONS ON THE ISLAND OF LAMPEDUSA
     (Represented by the Mayor Dr. Salvatore Martello)
    Presentation by Michele Capasso, president of the Fondazione Mediterraneo

  • MEDITERRANEAN AWARD CITY OF DIALOGUE TO THE ARCHITECT VINCENZO LATINA
    (Environmental rehabilitation and restoration of the former Lampedusa quarry)
  • MEDITERRANEAN AWARD CITY OF DIALOGUE
    (special mention) TO ARCHITECTS FRANCESCO SCARDACCIONE AND ISHIMOTO
         (Faculty of Engineering in San Giovanni a Teduccio)

  • MEDITERRANEAN AWARD CITY OF DIALOGUE
     (mention) TO THE ARCHITECT PASQUALE TIERNO
    (Urban Theater in Calvanico - Salerno)

  • PLATE OF HONOR AT THE GIROLAMINI LIBRARY
    (Represented by Dr. Antonella Cucciniello, Director of the Library and Monumental Complex of the Girolamini)

(*) The word "webinar" is a neologism born from the union of two English terms: "web" and "seminar" and refers to live participation in remote seminars or conferences through the use of new web technologies.