The URBANISTICA Prize, now in its 16th edition, is awarded to the projects exhibited in the 2022 edition through the vote expressed online by registered users of the Urbanpromo website.
From the 2016 edition the projects are evaluated with reference to the following contents, identified by the Editor-in-Chief of the magazine to highlight the most important themes of contemporary urbanism.

PROGRAMME

Introduces

Valentina Cosmi, URBIT, URBANISTICA Award Coordinator

Presenting the URBANISTICA Award
Paolo Galuzzi, Director of URBANISTICA
Michele Talia, INU President
Stefano Stanghellini, INU Honorary President
Gianni Biagi, President URBIT
Dario Nardella, Mayor of Florence

ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REGENERATION

Award-winning projects:
Metropolitan City of Bologna, “Metropolitan Network for Knowledge: Greater Bologna”
Municipality of Mantova and Politecnico di Milano, “The system of services and the new needs of urban welfare”
Municipality of Modena, “PUG Modena 2050: the transition towards the future of a city on the move”

TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION FOR URBAN MANAGEMENT

Award-winning projects:
Municipality of Prato, ‘Prato Carbon Neutral’
Municipality of Bologna, “Bologna City of Knowledge
Investire Sgr, “Integrative community services for social housing management”

NEW WAYS OF LIVING AND PRODUCING

Awarded projects:
ATER Umbria with the Municipality of Terni, Umbria Region and Politecnico di Milano, “Terni: regenerating San Valentino”
Supernova, “Urban regeneration of the former Corni Foundry in Modena”
Cooperativa CooperToscana, “Urban Housing Coop-Net”


Palazzo Vecchio

It is the city’s symbolic monument and, for over seven centuries, the seat of its government. Palazzo Vecchio bears extraordinary testimony to all the salient phases of Florence’s history and art.
From the remains of the Roman theatre preserved underground, we move on to the sumptuous rooms of the monumental quarters decorated by famous artists of the 15th and 16th centuries, and finally to the spectacular panoramic views of the patrol walkway and tower. Among the masterpieces in the building are Donatello’s Judith, Bronzino’s paintings in the Eleonora Chapel and Michelangelo’s Genius of Victory