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Premio Carlotta X Returns for Seventh Edition, Award Ceremony Set for L'Aquila in March 2027

award · 2026-10-22

The seventh edition of the Premio Carlotta X, an architecture award founded in 2021 to commemorate architect Carlotta Reitano, who passed away in 2020, is now accepting entries. This accolade celebrates her principles while encouraging architecture that merges quality design, professional ethics, and innovation. Categories encompass architectural works, restoration, interior design, and projects by architects under 35 years of age. Participants must be registered professionals with completed projects in Italy or internationally. An international jury, led by Spanish architect Elisa Valero Ramos, features representatives from various architectural bodies. The deadline for submissions is 18 January 2027, with the award ceremony and exhibition scheduled for 17 March 2027 in L'Aquila.

Key facts

  • The Premio Carlotta X is now in its seventh edition
  • The prize was founded in 2021 in memory of architect Carlotta Reitano, who died in 2020
  • Reitano was president of the Fondazione degli Architetti, Pianificatori, Paesaggisti e Conservatori della provincia di Catania
  • Four categories: architectural works, restoration/recovery, interiors and/or design, and Under 35 projects
  • Entries close on 18 January 2027
  • The jury is chaired by Spanish architect Elisa Valero Ramos of the University of Granada
  • Special awards include 'Città di Catania' and 'Città de L'Aquila'
  • The award ceremony and exhibition take place on 17 March 2027 in L'Aquila

Entities

Artists

  • Carlotta Reitano
  • Elisa Valero Ramos
  • Valeria Caramagno
  • Alessandro Izzi
  • Riccardo di Stefano
  • Melania Guarrera
  • Luca Carosi

Institutions

  • Premio Carlotta X
  • Fondazione degli Architetti, Pianificatori, Paesaggisti e Conservatori della provincia di Catania
  • Consiglio Nazionale APPC
  • Ordine APPC di Catania
  • Fondazione APPC di Catania
  • Ordine APPC de L'Aquila
  • CHVL studio
  • Università di Granada
  • Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura
  • Arte Magazine

Locations

  • L'Aquila
  • Italy
  • Catania
  • Sicily
  • Granada
  • Spain

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