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Gallery of Centre Pompidou-Metz / Shigeru Ban Architects - 5
Centre Pompidou-Metz / Shigeru Ban Architects
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Gallery of Frei Otto Posthumously Named 2015 Pritzker Laureate - 4
Hall at the International Garden Exhibition, 1963, Hamburg, Germany . Image © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn
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A Selection of Shigeru Ban's Best Work
A Selection of Shigeru Ban's Best Work
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Gallery of Frei Otto Posthumously Named 2015 Pritzker Laureate - 7
Large Umbrellas at the Federal Garden Exhibition, 1971, Cologne, Germany . Image © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn
an artisticly designed umbrella in the middle of a garden
Gallery of Frei Otto Posthumously Named 2015 Pritzker Laureate - 2
Diplomatic Club Heart Tent, 1980, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia . Image © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn
the inside of a stadium with rows of seats
Gallery of Frei Otto Posthumously Named 2015 Pritzker Laureate - 8
Roofing for main sports facilities in the Munich Olympic Park for the 1972 Summer Olympics, 1968–1972, Munich, Germany . Image © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn
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Nine Bridges Country Club / Shigeru Ban Architects
Nine Bridges Country Club / Shigeru Ban Architects
the roof of a building is made of metal and has triangular shaped structures on top
Gallery of Frei Otto Posthumously Named 2015 Pritzker Laureate - 13
The 1967 International and Universal Exposition or Expo 67, 1967, Montreal, Canada . Image © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn
the inside of a building that has a metal structure and walkways on both sides
Gallery of Frei Otto Posthumously Named 2015 Pritzker Laureate - 6
Roof for the Multihalle (multi-purpose hall) in Mannheim, 1970–1975, Mannheim, Germany . Image © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn
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Gallery of Frei Otto Posthumously Named 2015 Pritzker Laureate - 5
Roofing for main sports facilities in the Munich Olympic Park for the 1972 Summer Olympics, 1968–1972, Munich, Germany . Image © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn
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2024 Pritzker Prize Laureate - Riken Yamamoto
Japanese architect and advocate Riken Yamamoto has been selected as the 2024 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate🎖️ #pritzkerarchitectureprize
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Gallery of Frei Otto Posthumously Named 2015 Pritzker Laureate - 10
Diplomatic Club, 1980, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Image © Atelier Frei Otto Warmbronn
Chinese architect Liu Jiakun of Jiakun Architects has been selected as the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate. Described as an architect who “advocates a strategy rather than a style, never relying on repetitive methods, but rather evaluating each project differently based on its specific characteristics and needs”, Jiakun is the 54th honoree of the Pritzker Architecture Prize and the third Chinese architect to receive the recognition.
Chinese Architect Liu Jiakun Receives the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize
Chinese architect Liu Jiakun of Jiakun Architects has been selected as the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate. Described as an architect who “advocates a strategy rather than a style, never relying on repetitive methods, but rather evaluating each project differently based on its specific characteristics and needs”, Jiakun is the 54th honoree of the Pritzker Architecture Prize and the third Chinese architect to receive the recognition.
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Liu Jiakun: Get to Know the 2025 Pritzker Winner's Work
Liu Jiakun, the 2025 #Pritzker Laureate, is known for strategically dispersing architectural elements across large sites while maintaining a cohesive #design language. His strength lies in seamlessly integrating buildings, infrastructure, landscapes, and public spaces to address urban challenges, often incorporating local materials and traditional craftsmanship.
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ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide
At the Pritzker Architecture Prize press conference: Wang Shu, Glenn Murcutt, Lord Palumbo, Thomas Pritzker, laureate Shigeru Ban, and Martha Thorne. Remember to follow the Pritzker Prize ceremony live stream on ArchDaily.com at 1PM EST (7PM Central Europe).