The Pritzker Architecture Prize

The Pritzker Architecture Prize is an international award recognizing outstanding achievement in the field of architecture. Often considered the "Nobel Prize of architecture," it honors architects whose work demonstrates talent, vision, and dedication to creating innovative, functional, and inspiring built environments. The prize emphasizes not just individual designs but the broader impact of an architect's career on the discipline and society. Awarded annually since 1979, it highlights excellence in architectural design and encourages continued innovation and excellence in the profession.