the Aga Khan Award for Architecture

The Aga Khan Award for Architecture is a prestigious prize established in 1977 to recognize outstanding architecture that addresses the needs and aspirations of communities, especially in the Muslim world. The award honors projects that demonstrate excellence in design, sustainability, and social impact, promoting cultural understanding and improving living conditions. It aims to celebrate innovative approaches to contemporary building and urban development while fostering a dialogue about the role of architecture in enhancing quality of life. Winning projects are selected every three years, showcasing a diverse range of architectural styles and practices from around the globe.