MENEGHETTI AWARD 2024 Premio di Ricerca per Tesi di Laurea

“IL RAPPORTO UOMO-SOCIETA’”

In line with the United Nations SDGs, the Meneghetti Award 2024 was launched for Master’s degree thesis writers who have creatively, functionally, sustainably and inclusively dealt with the important human-society relationship in their work. In awarding the prizes, the coherence of the scientific work with sustainable development issues was also assessed, and the results provided us with a wealth of topics from which to draw inspiration for future initiatives. Particularly evident in all the thesis papers is the inescapable call for each individual to take responsibility for his or her own actions within social dynamics. Human being is described as responsible for his destiny, a participant in public life, a party to the actions necessary to change the state of things, a protagonist in the face of inequalities and an inspirer of new creative and futuristic solutions. The award ceremony took place at the Albertina Academy of Fine Arts in Turin on 27 September 2024, during the opening ceremony of the exhibition ‘Lizori Signs and Dialogues’. In attendance were Enrico Pupi, Diana Quadri and Christian Scheider, who were able to present their work and receive congratulations from the audience and a Meneghetti Award plaque.  

See the 10 prize-winning theses and the names of the winners

 

urin, 24 September – 29 October 2024 The exhibition “Lizori. Signs and Dialogues” lands at the Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti in Turin, which will host it from 24 September to 29 October 2024. The exhibition of more than 100 representations, with tables, physical and digital models, videos and scientific books, offers a multidisciplinary narrative on the value of historic villages between architecture, landscape and art. ‘LIZORI. Signs and Dialogues’ stems from a research path supported by the Antonio Meneghetti Foundation for Scientific and Humanistic Research and conceived by Fabio Bianconi and Marco Filippucci, professors at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the University of Perugia. The research path proposes a reflection through drawing on the theme of sustainable development of abandoned villages, selected as ‘best practices’ by the United Nations and published on their SDG Action Platform. https://sdgs.un.org/partnerships/hortus-lizori?fbclid=IwY2xjawFfxwQBHReDW6j3I32ZIrqz4AGHZi9YdJwpbGulaSH_dtn-z7ZC90UXjPOGO41E9w The exhibition obtained the patronage of the Piedmont Region, the Umbria Region, the Province of Perugia, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the University of Perugia, and various professional bodies, including the Order of Architects of Turin and Perugia, the Order of Engineers of Perugia, LABLANDSCAPE (International Laboratory for the Landscape Research), AICA Italia (International Association of Art Critics Official Italian Section) and the Italian Union for Drawing.