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Elizabeth Diller is a principal and
co-founder of the inter-disciplinary studio, Diller
Scofidio + Renfro. Their work
encompasses architecture, urban design,
temporary and permanent
site-specific installations, multi-media theater,
electronic media, and print.
DS+R is currently working on various projects for
Lincoln Center such as the Julliard School, Alice
Tully Hall, and the School of American Ballet; The
High Line, a park situated on the obsolete railway
running through the Chelsea neighborhood of New York;
and the Kopp Townhouse, a private residence in
Manhattan. DS+R’s new building for the Boston
Institute for Contemporary Art opened in December
2006.
DS+R has been awarded a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship,
the first in the field of architecture; the National
Design Award in Architecture from the Smithsonian; the
Brunner Prize in Architecture from the American Academy
of Arts and Letters; the MacDermott Award for Creative
Achievement from MIT; an Obie Award for Creative
Achievement in Off Broadway Theater for their
multi-media theater work, "Jet Lag”; and a Progressive
Architecture Design Award for the "Blur Building," a
building made of fog for the Swiss Expo 2002. Diller is
Professor of Architectural Design at Princeton
University. |
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2008 Elizabeth Diller |
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2007 Richard Rogers |
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2006 Shigeru Ban
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2005 Martha Schwartz
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2004 Mary Miss, NYC, NY
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2003 Michael Graves, Princeton, NJ
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2002 Cynthia Weese, St. Louis, MO
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| 2001 Malcolm
Holzman, NY |
| 2000 Pierre
Koenig, CA |
| 1999 William
Curtis, NY |
| 1998 William
Pedersen, NY |
| 1997 Ceasar
Pelli, CT |
| 1996 Vincent
Scully, NY |
| 1995 Peter
Eisenman, NY |
| 1994 Harvey
B. Gantt, Charlotte, NC |
| 1993 Harold
F. Adams, Baltimore, MD |
| 1992 Charles
Moore, Austin, TX (repeat) |
| 1991 Denise
Scott-Brown, Philadelphia, PA |
| 1990 Joseph
Escherick, San Francisco, CA |
| 1989 Richard
Meier, New York, NY |
| 1988 Kenneth
Frampton, New York, NY |
| 1987 Lawrence
Halprin, San Francisco, CA |
| 1986 Walter
A. Netsch, Chicago, IL |
| 1985 Pietro
Bulluschi, Portland, OR |
| 1984 E.
Fay Jones, Fayetteville, AR |
| 1983 Ricardo
Legoretta, Mexico |
| 1982 Mosha
Safdie, Israel |
| 1981 Charles
Moore, Los Angeles, CA |
| 1980 Alexander
Girard, Santa Fe, NM |
| 1979 Edmond
Bacon, Philadelphia, PA |
| 1978 William
Caudill, Houston, TX |
| 1977 Harry
Weese, Chicago, IL |
| 1976 Vincent
G. Kling, Philadelphia, PA |
| 1975 Hugh
Stubbins, Cambridge, MA |
| 1974 Ian
McHarg, Philadelphia, PA |
| 1973 Arthur
Erickson, Vancouver, B.C. |
| 1972 O’Neil
Ford, San Antonio, TX |
| 1971 Gunnar
Birkets, Detroit, MI |
| 1970 Norman
Fletcher, Boston, MA |
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