Ratzinger Prize 2018 to Mario Botta

Mario Botta - photo by Maurizio Molgora
Mario Botta - photo by Maurizio Molgora
Mario Botta, church of St John the Baptist in Mogno, Vallemaggia - photo by Radomir Cernoch (source: Flickr; license: CC BY-SA 2.0)
Mario Botta, church of St John the Baptist in Mogno, Vallemaggia - photo by Radomir Cernoch (source: Flickr; license: CC BY-SA 2.0)
Mario Botta, church of St John the Baptist in Mogno, Vallemaggia - photo by Radomir Cernoch (source: Flickr; license: CC BY-SA 2.0)
Mario Botta, church of St John the Baptist in Mogno, Vallemaggia - photo by Radomir Cernoch (source: Flickr; license: CC BY-SA 2.0)
Mario Botta, church of St John the Baptist in Mogno, Vallemaggia - photo by Irene Grassi (source: Flickr; license: CC BY-SA 2.0)
Mario Botta, church of St John the Baptist in Mogno, Vallemaggia - photo by Irene Grassi (source: Flickr; license: CC BY-SA 2.0)

Institutional Communication Service

24 September 2018

The prestigious Ratzinger Prize 2018 has been awarded to architect and founder of USI Academy of Architecture Mario Botta, alongside the German theologian Marianne Schlosser. The award will be presented by Pope Francis on November 17 in the Vatican.

The architect has been awarded the prize alongside the German theologian Marianne Schlosser. As Father Federico Lombardi, president of the Joseph Ratzinger-Benedict XVI Vatican Foundation, pointed out, "our intensions were to carry on the line we inaugurated last year of including also the Christian-inspired arts among the activities of the winners". Including the 2018 edition, the eighth, the personalities awarded the Ratzinger Prize are 18, hailing from 13 countries. 

 

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