PRIZES AND AWARDS: Pritzker Architecture Prize (1979–2000)
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PRIZES AND AWARDS: Pritzker Architecture Prize (1979–2000)
The Pritzker Prize, an annual international award honoring architects whose work offers significant contributions to humanity and the built environment, is considered to be the most prestigious in architecture. It is sponsored by the Hyatt Foundation.
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Year |
Recipient |
|---|---|
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1979 |
Philip Johnson, U.S. |
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1980 |
Luis Barragán, Mexico |
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1981 |
James Stirling, U.K. |
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1982 |
Kevin Roche, U.S. |
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1983 |
Ieoh Ming (I. M.) Pei, U.S. |
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1984 |
Richard Meier, U.S. |
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1985 |
Hans Hollein, Austria |
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1986 |
Gottfried Boehm, Germany |
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1987 |
Kenzo Tange, Japan |
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1988 |
Gordon Bunshaft, U.S., and Oscar Neimeyer, Brazil |
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1989 |
Frank O. Gehry, U.S. |
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1990 |
Aldo Rossi, Italy |
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1991 |
Robert Venturi, U.S. |
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1992 |
Alvaro Siza, Portugal |
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1993 |
Fumihiko Maki, Japan |
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1994 |
Christian de Portzamparc, France |
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1995 |
Tadao Ando, Japan |
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1996 |
Rafael Moneo, Spain |
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1997 |
Sverre Fehn, Norway |
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1998 |
Renzo Piano, Italy |
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1999 |
Sir Norman Foster, U.K |
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2000 |
Rem Koolhaas, Netherlands |
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