Architecture Prizes - A Waymarking.com Category

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Architecture Prizes

Description:: To Waymark buildings and structures designed by the winners of the major international Architecture Prizes.

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The work of architects winners of awards, are almost all artworks to which is worth a visit to admire them. This category aims to Waymark buildings and structures designed by the winners of the major international Architecture Prizes, that are scattered all over the world.

For now the awards whose winners will have their work posted on this category are those on wikipedia as Major international prizes and that are listed below.

And they are:

Name	Established	Frequency	Winners list
Pritzker Prize	1979	Annual	Official / Wikipedia
RIBA Royal Gold Medal	1848	Annual	Official / Wikipedia
AIA Gold Medal	1907	Annual	Official / Wikipedia
Alvar Aalto Medal	1967	3-6 Yearly	Official / Wikipedia
UIA Gold Medal	1984	Triennial	Official / Wikipedia

Excluded from this category are:
- The winner of the award "Royal Gold Medal" in 1999 that was a notable exception because it was awarded to the city of Barcelona.
- Architects who despite having received the awards listed above, are already being waymarked in the following categories:

Master Architects - International Style (Aalto, Van der Rohe, Gropius, Le Corbusier, Kahn, Johnson, Neutra, Niemeyer, Becket, Lescaze, Villaneuva, Peutz, Rapson, Rietveld, Schindler)
Master Architects - Deconstructivism (Eisenman, Gehry, Hadid, Himmelblau, Koolhaas, Libeskind, Tschumi)
Frank Lloyd Wright Designed Buildings (Frank Lloyd Wright)

Instructions for Posting a Architecture Prizes Waymark:

- Please follow the naming convention below:
Name of the work - City, State, Country

- Coordinates taken by you on the site.

- At least two different daylight photos of good quality of the architect's work.

- Please include in the "Long Description" all the information you can get about the work that is being waymarked. (Waymarks without Long/Detailed Description will not be accepted.)

- Please include as variable the name of the architect, the Prize he won and in what year he won.

NOTE: Extraneous elements, such as counters, banners, widgets or other personal embellishments and hyperlinks that do not enhance the waymark directly, will be NOT accepted and will result in the waymark being declined.

Instructions for Visiting a Waymark in this Category:

- Please provide a photo you have taken of the architect's work.

- And please write a little about your visit to the site. Tell us what you thought, did you liked it?

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Architect
Prize received
In what year
Website about the Architect
Website about the building

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view gallery 0 km	Our Lady, Star of the Sea and St. Maughold - Ramsey, Isle of Man in Architecture Prizes Our Lady, Star of the Sea and St. Maughold in Ramsey was built between 1909 and 1910 to the designs of Giles Gilbert Scott. posted by: Mike_bjm location: Isle of Man date approved: 03/06/2021 last visited: never
view gallery S10.1 km	Christ Church - Laxey, Isle of Man in Architecture Prizes Christ Church in Laxey was built in 1856 to the designs of Ewan Christian. posted by: Mike_bjm location: Isle of Man date approved: 03/09/2021 last visited: never
view gallery S20.4 km	St. Matthew's Church by John Loughborough Pearson - North Quay, Douglas, Isle of Man in Architecture Prizes St. Matthew's Church on the North Quay was built betweeN 1895 and 1902 to the designs of John Loughborough Pearson. posted by: Mike_bjm location: Isle of Man date approved: 01/25/2022 last visited: never