Who are the winners of Pulitzer Prize for Architecture over the years?

The winners of Pulitzer Prize for Architecture are as follows:

Philip johnson, USA, zip code1979; 1980 Mexican Luis barragan Luis barragan; 198 1 James Stirling, UK.

1982 KevinRoche； American; 1983 Pei from England. 1984 richard meier, richard meier, USA.

1985 Austrian Hans Hollein hansolin; ; 1986 GottfriedBoehm； Gottfried Boehm; 1987 Kenzi Geqin Kenzotange, Japan.

1988 Gordon Bunshaf Gordon Bensat and Oscar Meyer Oscar Niemeyer from the United States and Brazil. 1989 Franco. Gehry, Frank Gehry, USA.

1990 Italian aldorossi aldo rossi; Robert venturi, robert venturi, USA in 199 1. 1992 Portuguese alvaro siza alvaro siza; 1993 _ Wenyan Town, Yan Wen, Japan.

1994 French Christian de bolzan parque; ; 1995 Tadao Ando from Japan.

1996 Rafael Moneo; Spanish; 1997 SverreFehn； , Norwegian Svere Finn; 1998 renzo piano, piano by Renzo;

1999 SirNormanFoster； English; Rem Koolhaas, Rem Koolhaas, Netherlands, 2000.

In 2000, JacquesHerzog and pierrede meuron; Is Swiss; GlennMurcutt, Glenn Merkat, Australia, 2002; JornUtzon2003, Jorn Utzon; Zahahad, Zaha Hadid, UK, 2004.

Tomaine; America in 2005; PauloMendesdaRocha2006 Brazil in 2006; RichardRogers, richard rodgers, UK, 2007; Jean Nouvel, Jean Nouvel, 2008.

In 2009, Peter Zumto Peter Zumthor; Swiss; 20 10 Japan's sister islands, Hesheng Island and Nishizawa, Liweihara Shimasawa; ; 20 1 1 Eduardo Sotomoura, Portugal.

Wang Shu Wang Shu; 2012 in China; Toyo ito; At 2013; 2065 438+04 ShigeruBan； Japanese; Freeotto, Frei Otto, 20 15.

Alejandro Alavina; 2016 in Chile; 20 17 Spaniards Rafael Landa, Rafael aranda, Camo Pigum, Calme Cem, Ramon Villata Ramon Villalta; ; 20 18 Krishna dorsey; 20 19 Shinichi Isozaki of Japan. ?

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Pritzker Prize is known as the Nobel Prize in architecture. It was initiated by Jay Pritzker and his wife Cindy on 1979 and sponsored by Hyatt Foundation as an award for architects.

Every year, more than 500 architects engaged in architectural design are nominated, and a jury composed of well-known architects and scholars from all over the world judges an individual or a combination in recognition of their wisdom, insight and dedication in architectural design creation, as well as their outstanding contributions to human beings and the artificial environment through architectural art, which is known as the "Nobel Prize in the field of architecture".

The winner will receive a prize, certificate and bronze medal of $6,543,800 (from 1987, the limited edition statue of Henry Moore was used before 1987).

The President of the United States presented awards and delivered speeches, held awards ceremonies in famous buildings such as the White House and Guggenheim Art Museum, printed publications and held a world tour exhibition of award-winning works. The design of the front pattern of the medal is based on the design of LouisSullivan, a famous Chicago architect with the reputation of "the father of skyscrapers".

It is engraved with the words "Pritzker Prize for Architecture", the winner's name is engraved in the center of the medal, and the three basic conditions of architecture put forward by Henry Wharton in 1624 "Elements of Architecture" are engraved on the back of the medal: "firmness, practicality and pleasure".

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