Hyatt Foundation

The Hyatt Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 1952 by architect Philip Johnson and his wife. It aims to support the arts, architecture, and education through grants and awards. The most notable contribution is the Pritzker Architecture Prize, often called the "Nobel Prize of architecture," which recognizes outstanding architects worldwide. The foundation helps promote innovation and excellence in architectural design, fostering the growth of ideas and careers that improve built environments. Its work is centered on celebrating creativity and advancing the quality of architecture for the public good.