Aga Khan Award For Architecture

The award is given in three year cycles to multiple projects and their architects. Though most projects are from the Muslim world, those involved are often from across the globe. The master jury and steering committee for each cycle are from an international pool of experts, who are not limited to architects, but also thinkers, scientists, artists, development experts, among others.

SAMPLE OF AWARD WINNERS

Hassan Fathy , 1980

Rifat Chadirji , 1986

Jean Nouvel , 1987 for l'" Institut Du Monde Arabe ", Paris

Nayyar Ali Dada , 1998

Geoffrey Bawa , 2001

Raul De Armas

Zlatko Ugljen , 1980 for White Mosque, Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina (then SFR Yugoslavia) - ''xCM''

EXTERNAL LINKS

Aga Khan Award for Architecture site

Award Cycles of The Aga Khan Award for Architecture

--- The First Award Cycle 1978-1980

--- The Second Award Cycle 1981-1983

--- The Third Award Cycle 1984-1986

--- The Fourth Award Cycle 1987-1989

--- The Fifth Award Cycle 1990 - 1992

--- The Sixth Award Cycle 1993-1995

--- The Seventh Award Cycle 1996-1998

--- The Eighth Award Cycle 1999-2001

--- The Ninth Award Cycle 2002 - 2004

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