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Aga Khan Aga Khan Aga Khan Prize-Winning Award for Award for Award for Projects Architecture Architecture Architecture 2019 2019 2019

The Aga Khan Award for Architecture THROUGH ITS EFFORTS, the Award seeks to identify Steering Committee Master Jury 122 Prize-Winning Projects in 14 Award Cycles (1980-2019): is given every three years to projects and encourage building concepts that successfully address the needs and aspirations of societies 67 in Asia that set new standards of excellence across the world, in which Muslims have a significant 32 in Africa in architecture, planning practices, presence. 23 in Europe & historic preservation and landscape The selection process emphasizes architecture that not only provides for people’s physical, social His Highness the Aga Khan TURKEY CYPRUS Nail Cakirhan Residence, Akaya Village Rehabilitation of the Walled City, Nicosia architecture. and economic needs, but that also stimulates and Turkish Historical Society, Chairman Mosque of the Grand National Assembly, Ankara Middle East Technical University, Ankara Samir Kassir Square, Beirut responds to their cultural expectations. Particular Olbia Social Centre, Great Omari Mosque, Sidon B2 Cakirhan Residence Issam Fares Institute, Beirut attention is given to building schemes that use local Ertegun House, JORDAN Demir Holiday Village, Bodrum East Wahdat Upgrading Programme, Amman Sir David Adjaye Azim Nanji Anthony Kwamé Edhem Eldem Gurel Family Summer Residence, Canakkale resources and appropriate technology in innovative SOS Children’s Village, Aqaba Rustem Pasa Caravanserai, Edirne ways, and to projects likely to inspire similar efforts Principal, Adjaye Special Advisor, Appiah Collège de France Ipekyol Textile Factory, Edirne SAUDI ARABIA Social Security Complex, Hajj Terminal, King Abdul Azis Intl Airport, Jeddah elsewhere. Associates, , New York University, and Boğaziçi Palace Parks Programme, Istanbul Corniche Mosque, Jeddah Historic Sites Development, Istanbul Intercontinental Hotel, Mecca , UK , New York, USA University, Hayy Assafarat Landscaping, Riyadh The Award is governed by a steering committee Al-Kindi Plaza, Riyadh Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Riyadh chaired by His Highness the Aga Khan. A new and Istanbul, France- BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA Tuwaiq Palace, Riyadh Conservation of Mostar Old Town Wadi Hanifa Wetlands, Riyadh committee is constituted each cycle to establish the Mohammad Nasser Rabbat Meisa Batayneh Turkey Sherefudin’s White Mosque, Visoko eligibility criteria for project submissions, provide al-Asad Aga Khan Professor, Principal, Maisam DENMARK Ali Qapu, Chehel Sutun, Hasht Behesht, Isfahan Superkilen, Copenhagen Shushtar New Town, Shushtar thematic direction in response to emerging priorities Founding Director, Massachusetts Architects and Mona Fawaz Bagh-e-Ferdowsi, AUSTRIA Rehabilitation of Tabriz Bazaar, TabrizAl-Kindi and issues, and to develop plans for the future of the Center for the Institute of Engineers, Amman Architect, Professor Altach Islamic Cemetery, Altach Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge, Tehran RUSSIAN FEDERATION Award. The steering committee is responsible for Study of the Built Technology, and Abu Dhabi, in Urban Studies and Public Spaces Development Programme, Residence Andalous, Sousse the selection and appointment of the master jury for Environment, Amman, Cambridge, USA Jordan, UAE Planning, American Conservation of Sidi Bou Said, Tunis UZBEKISTAN Sidi el-Aloui Primary School, Tunis Restoration of Bukhara Old City Jordan University of Beirut, Hafsia Quarter I & II, Tunis each Award cycle, and for the Award’s programme Revitalisation of the Hypercentre of Tunis Bhong Mosque, Bhong of international seminars, lectures, exhibitions and Brigitte Shim Sir Lebanon FRANCE Khuda-ki-Basti, Hyderabad Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris Alhamra Arts Council, publications. Emre Arolat Partner, Shim-Sutcliffe Principal, David Tomb of Shah Rukn-i-’Alam, Multan SPAIN The current prize fund totals US$ 1,000,000 and Founder, EAA – Emre Architects, Toronto, Chipperfield Kareem Ibrahim Madinat al-Zahra Museum, Cordoba BANGLADESH Grameen Bank Housing Programme is presented to projects selected by an independent Arolat Architecture, Canada Architects, Co-founder, Takween MOROCCO National Assembly Building, Dhaka Dar Lamane Housing, Casablanca Rudrapur School, Dinajpur New York-London- London, UK Integrated Community Ait Iktel, Abadou Friendship Centre, Gaibandha master jury. The Award has completed 14 cycles of Courtyard Houses, Agadir Bait Ur Rouf Mosque, Dhaka Rehabilitation of Asilah, Asilah Arcadia Education Project, South Kanarchor activity since 1977, and documentation has been Istanbul, USA-UK- Marina Tabassum Development, Hassan II Bridge, Rabat CHINA compiled on over 9,000 building projects throughout Turkey Principal, Marina Nondita Correa Cairo, Bridge School, Xiashi MAURITANIA Hutong Children’s Library and Art Centre, Beijing the world. To date, the master juries have selected Tabassum Architects, Mehrotra Kaedi Regional Hospital, Kaedi Francesco Bandarin Dhaka, Bangladesh Principal, RMA Ali Malkawi SENEGAL MALAYSIA 122 projects to receive the Aga Khan Award for Alliance Franco-Senegalaise, Kaolack Salinger Residence, Bamgi University of Technology Petronas, Bandar Seri Agricultural Training Centre, Nianing Architecture. Architect and Urban Architects, Mumbai Director of Harvard Menara Mesiniaga, Kuala Lumpur Iskandar Alioune Diop University Teachning and Research Unit, Bambey National Museum Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur Planner, Special Farrokh Derakhshani and Boston, Centre of Green BAHRAIN Tanjong Jara Beach Hotel & Rantau Abang Centre, Kuala Trengganu Revitalisation of Muharraq Datai Hotel, Pulau Langkawi

Advisor, Aga Khan Director, Aga India-USA Buildings and Cities, Al-Abbas Mosque, Asnaf Trust for Culture, Khan Award for Cambridge, USA GUINEA Amiriya Complex, Rada Kahere Eila Poultry Farming School, Koliagbe Conservation of Old Sana’a Geneva, Switzerland Architecture, Geneva, Elizabeth Diller Rehabilitation of the City of MALI Shibam Medical Centre, Mopti Switzerland Founder, Diller, Great Mosque, Niono KUWAIT INDIA Water Towers, Kuwait City Mughal Sheraton Hotel, INDONESIA Hanif Kara Scofidio + Renfro, New Agra Soekarno-Hatta Airport, Cengkareng BURKINA FASO Entrepreneurship Pondok Pesantren Pabelan, Central Java Design Director – York, USA Gando Primary School, Gando Wasit Wetland Centre, Development Institute, Kampung Improvement Programme, Jakarta Central Market, Koudougou Ahmedabad Saïd Naum Mosque, Jakarta ETHIOPIA Panafrican Institut, Ouagadougou Vidha Bhavan, Bhopal Citra Niaga Urban Development, Samarinda Royal Netherlands Embassy, AKT II, London, and Lepers Hospital, Chopda Kampung Kebalen Improvement, Surabaya Addis Ababa NIGER Taluka Kampung Kali Cho-de, Yogyakarta Professor at the Yaama Mosque, Yaama SYRIA Aranya Community EGYPT Azem Palace, Damascus Housing, Indore Harvard University Halawa House, Agamy Stone Building System, Slum Networking of SINGAPORE Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria Dar’a Province Indore City, Indore Moulmein Rise Residential Tower Graduate School of Nubian Museum, Aswan JERUSALEM Darb Qirmiz Quarter, Cairo Old City Revitalization Programme Design, Cambridge, Cultural Park for Children, Cairo Al-Aqsa Mosque, al-Haram al-Sharif Ramses Wissa Wassef Arts Centre, Giza UK-USA Ismaïlliya Development Projects, Ismaïlliya PALESTINE Rehabilitation of Hebron Old Town SUDAN Revival of Birzeit’s Historic Centre, Birzeit Salam Centre for Cardiac Surgery, Khartoum Palestinian Museum, Birzeit

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1 Alioune Diop University 2 Palestinian Museum 3 Public Spaces Development 4 Revitalisation of Muharraq 5 Wasit Wetland Centre Teaching and Research Unit Birzeit, Palestine Programme Muharraq, Bahrain Sharjah, United Arab Bambey, Senegal Republic of Tatarstan, Emirates Russian Federation

6 Arcadia Education Project 7 Beyazıt State Library 8 Jarahieh School 9 Enghelab Street 10 Al-Mureijah Art Spaces South Kanarchor, Renovation Al-Marj, Lebanon Rehabilitation Sharjah, United Arab Bangladesh Istanbul, Turkey Tehran, Iran Emirates

11 Muttrah Fish Market 12 Concrete at Alserkal 13 Msheireb Museums 14 SOS Children’s Village 15 Warka Water , Avenue Doha, Qatar Tadjourah, Djibouti Dorze, Ethiopia , United Arab Emirates

16 Ashinaga 17 Courtyard House Plugin 18 Amber Denim Loom Shed 19 Taman Bima Microlibrary 20 AM Residence Dormitory Beijing, China Gazipur, Bangladesh Bandung, Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia Nansana, Uganda

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Revitalisation of Muharraq Arcadia Education Project

“ The Revitalisation of Muharraq actively engage. Professionals of “ At a time of rising sea levels, this The modesty of the programme, responds creatively to the challenges different backgrounds can interact modest bamboo school illustrates the use of materials and the Revitalisation of of neglected urban cultural heritage and collaborate. Public-private Arcadia Education how to build an affordable and construction method are all and social life. Drawing on Bahrain’s partnerships and local businesses viable solution with locally available successful parts of building heritage of a pearl economy, it has can thrive. materials. this amphibious school through Muharraq reawakened a local sense of pride The Programme thereby achieves Project The approach to building the experimental and collaborative while infusing new cultural life in a an urban revitalisation process that three-classroom preschool was to teamwork. Though simple and deteriorated urban area. strikes a balance between improving design a structure that rises with compact, the project resolves It is important to note that the residents’ quality of life and the river’s water level and adapts to complex issues – of buoyancy, the revitalisation is based on an enhancing visitor experience. the surroundings – without altering anchoring against the river current audacious array of public and private These integrated, incremental, the natural condition of the site and and waste management. interventions using a contemporary evolving, open-ended and process- allowing for uninterrupted, year- The Project strives to elevate and dynamic – yet discrete – based interventions – extending long use of the building. Here the people’s lives, contributes to social Muharraq, Bahrain architectural language. over almost two decades – South Kanarchor, Bangladesh paradigm of the architect using and economic development, and The restoration of existing demonstrate the perseverance and his professional knowledge – yet provides a pathway to solutions for Patron This site, inscribed on the UNESCO aspect of the pearling economy. A buildings and the introduction of long-term vision of the project’s Architect Maleka Welfare Trust, a private social operational during both dry and wet thinking outside the box by adapting the global issues of rising water Sheikha Mai Bint Mohammed Al World Heritage List, is an exceptional pathway allows visitors to discover well-designed contemporary ones instigators. They are a reminder Saif Ul Haque Sthapati, welfare organisation, purchased a seasons. It is built mainly out of local traditional methods – is remarkable, levels and access to education in Khalifa, Manama, Bahrain testimony to the pearl trade in the the historical area, along with a newly provide a vessel for curated cultural that institutionalisation, the building Dhaka, Bangladesh patch of land to relocate one of its bamboo, using different varieties especially as the construction rural communities. ” Arabian Peninsula, on which Bahrain built visitor centre and two public activities. Using an elegant way- of local capacities, and seeking preschools and develop additional according to their use. Other diverse is modest and direct, without Jury citation Project director th thrived during the 19 century. In squares. It is an ongoing project on a finding lighting network, the “Pearl the best possible rather than the Client social facilities, such as a hostel materials were used, many of them fetishizing craft. Noura Al Sayeh, Manama, Bahrain a visionary effort to maintain the great scale, which aims to conserve Route” guides visitors through the perfect – are all keys to achieving Maleka Welfare Trust, for single women, a nursery and a upcycled, such as steel drums or old Site-specific in its technological spirit of this historic city a number of and adapt ancient structures, as well area’s heritage in a socially sensitive sustainable impact. Dhaka, Bangladesh vocational training centre. The site car tyres. approach yet global in its solution, Completed conservation projects as well as some as create new ones and make them ” manner. Jury citation this low-cost, low-impact project was 2002-ongoing new buildings and schemes for the coexist harmoniously. This broad is flooded almost five months of the public spaces have been implemented project demonstrates a sensitive The excellent, yet affordable, Completed year, but conventional solutions like the outcome of teamwork between Site area by an NGO and the Government. approach to heritage conservation upgrading of public spaces March 2016 raising the land with sand or building architect, client and builder, each 2 330,000 m A part of the project, titled “Pearl and contemporary public space provides the local community with on stilts were not compatible with of whom displayed resilience and Route” and consisting of architectural planning. opportunities for social interaction. Site area its topography. The final design is innovation as they approached the properties, oyster beds and parts of The project successfully establishes 486 m2 a modular amphibious structure social responsibility of building the the seashore, encapsulates every an open platform where citizens can anchored to the site that can remain school.

Buffer zone boundary Pearling pathway Main properly Protected heritage asset Public spaces on pathway Visitor center Projected multi story parking Location Plan Public space

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Palestinian Museum Public Spaces Development Programme

“ The Palestinian Museum stands intertwined with the vibrant “ Impressive in its ambition to The scale and diversity of the 185 as the powerful embodiment of a educational environment of the improve the quality of public projects completed by the end of Palestinian Museum cultural identity under duress at the nearby Birzeit University. Public Spaces space throughout the Republic of 2017 have required different types intersection of land and architecture, The building’s very existence, its Tatarstan, the Programme’s success of responses and ideas. It is evident nature and people. By placing the level of detailing and the perfection lies in its inclusive approach to that the long-term success and traditional agricultural terracing of its design and specifications Development Programme the implementation process. The sustainability of the project lies not of the region at the centre of its – built despite a condition of projects, which are purposefully only in its larger vision and political conception, the project locates land occupation and siege – can be located in many communities, leadership, but also in the realisation at the core of its curatorial mission. understood as nothing less than an attempt to elevate the importance of process, which has emphasised This concept is carried throughout act of hope for current and future communal space. engagement and dialogue, the the design of the building, which generations. ” It is important to understand the involvement and encouragement of stands on top of a hill overlooking a Jury citation role of the public in such projects – in young architects and designers, and rich botanical garden of indigenous reinforcing the sense of community, the participation of users and the Birzeit, Palestine species, and faces the inaccessible Republic of Tatarstan, Russian Federation the identity of the villages, towns community. ” distant sea and cities of historic and cities, and the role it plays in the Jury citation Architect The Museum, clad in local limestone, the interior highlights Palestinian Palestine. Patron A programme to improve public regardless of the settlement’s development of civil society and the heneghan peng architects, crowns a terraced hill overlooking culture in its galleries, educational In its integration into the natural Rustam Minnikhanov, President of the spaces, which will continue until size. Together with input quality of life. Dublin, Ireland the Mediterranean. Its design was and research facilities, and topography, the building adopts the Republic of Tatarstan 2022, covers each of Tatarstan’s from multiple specialists, a The Programme is also designed age-old architectural language of the to compensate for the badly directly inspired by the surrounding administrative offices. The Museum Conception 45 municipal districts, the main participatory process engages region, but does so using a modern conceived and often inappropriately Client rural landscape with which it aims to promote Palestinian culture Natalia Fishman-Bekmambetova, settlements of which range from with citizens at all stages of geometric language. It balances a scaled spaces wrought by central Taawon Welfare Association, blends seamlessly. Not only does in the Arab world and internationally Curator; Cabinet of Ministers of the major cities to small villages. design and implementation, as reliance on local materials with the planning during the Soviet period. Ramallah, Palestine the building interact aesthetically – not only as a memorial to its past Republic of Tatarstan; Ministry of Since its initiation in 2015, 328 well as the subsequent life of the introduction of innovative detailing The initiative also promotes the with its environment but it also but also as an incubator for creative Construction, Architecture, Housing and parks, squares, riverfronts and projects, bringing about positive techniques. importance of nature, even in Completed is the recipient of the LEED Gold projects and programmes in the Utilities of the Republic of Tatarstan pedestrian streets have been change in social, economic, May 2016 certification as a result of its present and the future. Programmatically, the building created or remodelled for year- cultural and ecological terms. locations defined by their industrial sustainable construction techniques. displays regular exhibitions that Completed round enjoyment – even in snow. Each project expresses the character, while working to protect Site area The gardens cascading down the document the history, cultures May 2015-ongoing A key aim is to offer an equal identity of the specific place; the public good from the tendencies 40,000 m2 edifice tell the history of Palestine’s and ambitions of the peoples Site area quality of environment in terms of most include infrastructure for and interests of private ownership. vegetation and agriculture, whilst of Palestine. Its activities are 68,000 km2 design, equipment and materials, cultural activities.

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Alioune Diop University Teaching and Research Unit Wasit Wetland Centre

“ As buildings have a direct the breezeblocks allow ventilation “ The Wasit Wetland Centre stands Likewise, the project’s major impact on climate change and and reflect direct sunlight. out as a remarkable, indeed unique, contribution to its urban environment Alioune Diop University the environment, the Alioune Comfort, energy use and the Wasit Wetland collaborative project combining is in its reclamation of close to Diop University Lecture Building building’s overall environmental architectural excellence with a 20 hectares of former wasteland represents a commendable example legacy are well represented in this deep commitment to ecological by diverting it from the temptations Teaching and Research Unit of how fundamental principles of project. The building demonstrated Centre imperatives. of real estate development and sustainability and energy efficiency how good design that integrates It also achieves highly valorising it as a form of natural are translated into a well-integrated environmental principles can commendable educational and capital. and elegant design that also has a result in quality spaces that allow recreational purposes. Less than In doing so, the Project sets a low impact on its surroundings. a building to be bound by local four years after its completion, powerful precedent that encourages These principles, which were environmental and site-specific a large number of local visitors, low-impact and environmentally utilised early in the concept’s conditions. especially schoolchildren, attests to conscious development in a region development, were guided by The construction technology the project’s overall success and its known for its propensity to go in the Bambey, Senegal information about specific climate also allowed for repetition and Sharjah, United Arab Emirates positive impact in a broader social opposite direction. ” data needed to optimise the skin possible use in other buildings. context. Jury citation Architect Inspired by a large tree in the centre incorporated infiltration rafts with of the building. They also included The sustainability principles and Architect Part of a much larger project to clean their natural habitat. The Centre also Perhaps some of the most IDOM, Bilbao, Spain of the Alioune Diop University vegetation that collect rainwater. energy use, material depletion processes utilised have the potential X-Architects, Dubai, United Arab up and rehabilitate this ancient has shops, restaurants, lecture halls striking and exemplary aspects campus, the new lecture building Waste water is purified through an and water pollution. Layering, to serve as model for implementing Emirates chain of wetlands along the coast, and offices. Eight bird observation of the project are to be found in Client was designed as a place of ecologically sound system that uses water management and the use environmentally conscious design.” the Wetland Centre aims to provide structures are built around the its most unconventional virtues. ACBEP, Ministry of Urbanism & shelter, shade and freshness for activated sludge. The simple yet of construction technology and Jury citation Client information and education about wetland route. The site offers a safe Architecturally speaking, it is intent Ministry of Higher Education, its students. Scarcity of resources ingenious building offers facilities materials were also incorporated in EPAA (Environmental and Protected this unique environment – and to place for reproduction for local fauna on disappearing from sight. It Dakar, Senegal conditioned the use of bioclimatic for training and research in applied the design. Areas Authority), Sharjah, United encourage its preservation. The and migrant birds, and a unique merges into the natural environment strategies: A large double roof sciences and information and The organisation of the building Arab Emirates architecture of the centre uses opportunity to learn about and in ways that respect the site’s Completed canopy extending 10 metres over communications technology. It can is structured around a generous the existing topography of the site connect to nature – while serving as integrity – a wonderful way of December 2017 the north façade and latticework accommodate up to 1,500 students shaded space on the north side Completed to minimise the structure’s visual a green lung for the inhabitants of reminding us that architectural covering the south one prevent in its large amphitheatre, differently of the building, allowing for social 2015 impact. Upon arrival, visitors are led Sharjah. merit resides more and more on a Site area direct solar radiation while remaining sized classrooms, technology rooms interaction and a well-organised underground along a pathway into a structure’s capacity to blend into an 11,500 m2 permeable to air. To solve the lack and laboratories. linear circulation. Building elements Site area linear gallery with a transparent wall environment rather than challenge it. of water and sewers, the architects have multiple functions. For example, 200,000 m2 that allows them to observe birds in

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Amber Denim Courtyard House SOS Children’s Village Warka Water Loom Shed Plugin

Gazipur, Bangladesh Beijing, China Tadjourah, Djibouti Dorze, Ethiopia

Architect The “Loom Shed” is a new techniques to use. The whole Architect This prefabricated modular system preserving the original architecture. Architect Based on the model of SOS local Afar people were traditionally Architect During a trip to Ethiopia, architect it is easy to transport, put together Jubair Hasan / Archeground, design that employs a traditional structure is erected on an artificial People’s Architecture Office, was first developed as a prototype The modules comprise the structure, Urko Sanchez Architects, Children’s Villages, the project team nomadic herders and lived in broad Arturo Vittori, Rome, Arturo Vittori discovered the natural and maintain. Most importantly, it Dhaka, Bangladesh Bangladeshi residential architecture waterbody and supported by Beijing, China for installation within courtyard insulation, wiring, and interior and Nairobi, Kenya built 15 houses in a medina-styled open spaces such as the desert, the beauty of the country along with one collects up to 100 litres of water with contemporary elements that upcycled gas pipes that act as steel houses in the traditionally Muslim exterior finishes in prefabricated complex designed to shelter at-risk sand colour chosen for the walls and Client of its dramatic realities: a dearth of daily. The aim of the Warka Water Client give it a modern twist. The building columns. The high ceiling, bamboo Client district of Dashilar, in Beijing. The panels. Installation and assembly Client children and give them the chance of the openings between the different Emergency Programme, drinking water. To solve this issue, project is, in the long run, to create Showkat Aziz Russell has a simple layout comprising a screen-walls and open space design Dashilar Platform, Local Residents, dense historic neighbourhood is takes no more than one day and SOS Children’s Village International, a normal childhood in a loving family. spaces echo this lifestyle (only the Italian Development Cooperation, Vittori and his team came up with economic and social opportunities large open space to accommodate allow natural light and ventilation, Beijing, China home to disadvantaged communities does not require specialised labour. Innsbruck, Austria Each unit, built in cement blocks bedrooms have doors). Vegetation is Rome, Italy an unusual design solution: Warka based on the manufacturing, setting Completed the loom machines, a buyers’ lounge, thereby eliminating the need for who do not have the means to The Plugins represent a radically and RC structure, houses six to also an important part of the design: Water. The prototype consists of an up and management of the towers. 2015 a dining space for workers, a prayer artificial air-conditioning or lighting. Completed renovate the buildings. The Courtyard new approach to urban upgrading in Completed seven children and a foster mother. the only existing tree on the site has Completed elegant triangular frame, made out area and washrooms. The factory 2014 House Plugin initiative aims to China, where vast areas are regularly 2014 The design emulates the traditional been preserved and the inhabitants 2015 of local bamboo, that encloses a Site area workers took an active part in the upgrade dilapidated structures in torn down. The central government layout of narrow streets; wind are encouraged to garden. thin polyester mesh that captures 10,000 m2 building process and put their Ground floor area an adaptable and cost-effective approved the first two prototypes, Site area towers and lattices provide natural Site area droplets from high humidity in the air. knowledge of vernacular building ranging from 5.6m2 to 48.7m2 way, therefore both improving the and to date, some 15 houses have 3,400 m2 shade and ventilation. Because the 315 m2 Tall (9.5 m) and lightweight (80 kg), residents’ living conditions and been upgraded.

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Taman Bima AM Residence Enghelab Street Jarahieh School Microlibrary Rehabilitation

Bandung, Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia Tehran, Iran Al-Marj, Lebanon

Architect A pilot project for a series of low- (open) and ones (closed), presents Architect Designed for the architect, the long wooden table and pool, and to Architect The project encompasses both the thereafter – favouring preservation Architect The school provides not only enclosed spaces around a courtyard SHAU Architects, cost, eco-conscious reading a binary coding of a message Andramatin Architect, house is characterised by a sense of the bedrooms above. There is also Amir Anoushfar, Abdolazim rehabilitation of the façades of 114 over demolition. The rejuvenation CatalyticAction, London, United educational facilities for children through a participative process that Bandung, Indonesia facilities in urban and rural villages, from a former Bandung mayor Jakarta, Indonesia warmth, simple space programming, an internal spiral staircase. The Bahmanyar, Mohadeseh existing buildings – including 54 of of the façades has transformed the Kingdom; AOUMM, , Italy from 300 Syrian refugee families, but used envisioning exercises, focus the Microlibrary aims to help combat that translates as “Books are the and consideration for its wooded materials are exposed concrete and Mirderikvandi, Tehran, Iran particular interest – and the creation street’s appearance. Since it was is also a hub for community activities groups and interviews to engage Client Indonesia’s low literacy rates. An windows to the world”. The stage Client suburban context. Its design is reused ironwood from the docks. of a public cultural space between completed, the scheme’s success in Client and the settlement’s only secure with children, NGOs, municipality Dompet Dhuafa, elevated library and book storage below remains as a semi-open public Andra Matin and Audite Matin, inspired by Indonesian vernacular Walls are minimised and windows Client the national theatre and opera regenerating the district is evident in Save the Children Italy, Jusoor NGO, shelter in the event of a snowstorm members, teachers and parents. All City of Bandung, Indonesia space was added above a pre- space, and the stairs also serve Jakarta, Indonesia stilt houses, which favour natural kept simple for a seamless interior- Tehran City Beautification house. The project was developed the establishment of nine new cafés, SAWA for Development & Aid NGO, or earthquake. An adaptation of transformation materials were locally existing stage used for community as seating. Various social-oriented ventilation. The ground floor, which to-exterior relationship. Grass and Department, Iran through community consultations six restaurants, a bakery, two Beirut, Lebanon the Expo 2015 Save the Children sourced, including sheep’s wool Completed events. The upper structure is steel events that take place every week Completed is partially excavated down to street water landscaping elements create involving 1,000 invitations, 300 theatres and a boutique hotel. Italy Pavilion in Milan designed by to insulate against cold and heat, 2016 and concrete, with façades made of have proved highly popular among 2012 level, incorporates a giant pool, a calmer, cooler atmosphere. Completed hours of meetings, 200 agreements Completed AOUMM, it is a source of pride for regulate humidity, resist fire and 2,000 upcycled ice-cream buckets, locals. library and services. The entrance 2017-ongoing and numerous plans and drawings. 2016 the community who helped redesign provide sound insulation. Site area which help with daylight and cross- Site area ramp continues up to the open-plan Owners were encouraged to Site area and build it. The open-sided pavilion 2 2 821 m ventilation. The pattern, in zeros 378 m first-floor communal area, with its Site length collaborate in the renovation 422 m2 was transformed into a series of 1.2 km road stretch process and maintain their buildings

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Muttrah Msheireb Museums Beyazıt State Library Ashinaga Uganda Fish Market Renovation Dormitory

Muscat, Oman Doha, Qatar Istanbul, Turkey Nansana, Uganda

Architect The new market celebrates the radial shape of the corniche and bay Architect Four historic courtyard houses traditional construction techniques Architect Founded in 1884 inside a 16th century with a new structure, which filters Architect This residential school are spaced in bays of three or Snøhetta, Oslo, Norway continuity of the region’s trade and area, and has light-filtering pierced John McAslan + Partners, dating from the early 20th century and materials; new services and Tabanlioğlu Architects, building, Beyazıt State Library, one light and provides a controlled Terrain Architects, Tokyo, accommodates 50 orphans from four metres; smaller spaces are fishing traditions, while also catering decoration. The canopy’s form was London, have been remodelled and extended technologies were integrated into Istanbul, Turkey of the oldest and largest libraries in atmosphere. The library, now open different countries in sub-Saharan delineated within some of the Client to Oman’s growing tourism industry. inspired by the sinuous flow of Arabic to accommodate unified, state- floor areas and hidden recesses. Istanbul, underwent an important 24/7, hosts exhibitions and cultural Client Africa. The students learn to live bays. Concrete frames permit large Municipality of Muscat, Oman Situated at Muttrah’s harbour, a calligraphy, exploiting the play of Client of-the-art museums that together Skylights were introduced for interior Client restoration. A reorganisation of events during which the public can Ashinaga Uganda, Kampala, Uganda together with people from different openings and support steel posts top tourist attraction, it houses a light and shadow. Its aluminium fins Msheireb Properties, Doha, Qatar comprise a central element of the lighting. Careful attention was Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the library space introduced a admire the Byzantine remains that cultures and are prepared to enter that hold the wood-truss roofing that Completed rooftop restaurant in addition to the provide shade, natural ventilation development of downtown Doha. given to the arrangement, paving, Aydin Doğan Foundation, public flow through the library, were uncovered during the work. Completed universities abroad. Six buildings is covered with metal sheeting. The 2017 market itself. The design exemplifies and an ephemeral appearance that Completed The subject of each museum water elements, and landscaping Istanbul, Turkey from the square to the backyard, 2015 that house classrooms, a canteen, architects took special care to work contextual regionalism, respecting contrasts with the simple solidity of 2016 relates directly to the occupations of the open courtyards. The most passing through spaces devoted separate dormitories for girls and with (and train) the carpenters and Site area the scale and integrity of the the concrete structure below. or visions of those who originally significant new architectural Completed to the display of over 25,000 rare Site area boys, offices, and staff quarters masons in order to attain the high 22,249 m2 traditional context whilst adding new Site area lived in them, making them intervention was the creation of a 2017 manuscripts and reading rooms 2,140 m2 surround a planted courtyard, the quality of workmanship, including, and dynamic elements. The curved 10,350 m2 authentic mouthpieces for Qatari new subterranean gallery below one grouped around the courtyard. social centre of the community. for example, working with masons in wall that defines its spine reflects the history and culture. The domestic of the houses. Site area The existing 1980s concrete roof, Linear modules of brick walls the making of bricks. architecture was reinstated using 2,717 m2 covering the courtyard, was replaced

First Floor, fish souk, restaurant, terrace

Section AA - North/South through fish souk, restaurant, terrace

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2019 Shortlist 2019 Shortlist

Concrete at Al Mureijah Alserkal Avenue Art Spaces

Dubai, United Arab Emirates Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Architect Alserkal Avenue, a former industrial containing four 8-metre high pivoting Architect The Sharjah Art Foundation, a a range of interior and exterior Office for Metropolitan Architecture complex in Dubai has been and sliding walls, are situated close Mona El Mousfy, Sharmeen Azam cultural institution that emerged spaces to experience art in a (O.M.A.), Rotterdam, Netherlands transformed into a cultural hub. to The Yard, the district’s main Inayat, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates from the Sharjah Biennial, wanted variety of ambiences. Rooftops This project took four existing outdoor public space. The front to invest in non-museum spaces were cleared and interconnected Client warehouses and reimagined them façade has large-scale, translucent Client and simultaneously reclaim to serve as extra open-air galleries Alserkal Avenue LLC, Dubai, to create Concrete, a flexible, doors that open onto The Yard, Sharjah Art Foundation, historic links to the city centre. and particular attention was given United Arab Emirates multipurpose space for artists and forming a symbiotic relationship United Arab Emirates Five dilapidated buildings in the Al to natural lighting. The Sharjah Art cultural events in the centre of the between indoors and outdoors and Mureijah neighbourhood offered Spaces were designed so as to Completed complex. In order to maximise the allowing activities to flow between Completed the perfect urban and architectural allow the continued preservation 2017 area for events, the services were both spaces. 2013 setting for a contemporary art of almost 40% of the urban fabric consolidated at one end of the venue. Now renovated and combined whilst creating a new gathering Site area building. The entrance and events Site area with additional outdoor exhibition place for local and international art 978 m2 space, with a flexible floorplan 9,289 m2 areas, the five buildings provide enthusiasts.

Urban Fragment Plan Wall Section Wall Set-out Plan

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Award Winners Retrospective 1980–2016 Award Winners Retrospective 1980–2016 Award Winners Retrospective 1980–2016 Award Winners Retrospective 1986 1995

Résidence Andalous Hafsia Quarter I Nail Çakirhan House Mostar Old Town Kairouan Conservation Demir Holiday Village Palace Parks Programme Landscaping Integration of Bibliotheca Alexandrina Old City of Jerusalem Petronas Towers B2 House Restoration of Al-Abbas 1980–2016 Sousse, Tunisia Tunis, Tunisia Akyaka Village, Turkey Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina Programme Bodrum, Turkey Istanbul, Turkey the Soekarno-Hatta Airport Alexandria, Egypt Restoration Programme Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Bükhüsun Village, Ayvacik, Mosque 1983 1983 1983 1986 Kairouan, Tunisia 1992 1992 Cengkareng, Indonesia 2004 Jerusalem 2004 Turkey Asnaf, Yemen 1992 1995 2004 2004 2004

2007

Ismaïlyya Development Saïd Naum Mosque Kampung Kebalen Shushtar New Town Al-Aqsa Mosque Aranya Community Housing Menara Mesiniaga Kaedi Regional Hospital Khuda-Ki-Basti Incremental Great Mosque and Sandbag Shelter Prototypes School in Rudrapur Central Market Rehabilitation of the Walled Projects Jakarta, Indonesia Improvement Shushtar, Iran Al-Haram Al-Sharif, Indore, India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Kaedi, Mauritania Development Scheme Redevelopment of the Old Various Locations Worldwide Dinajpur, Bangladesh Koudougou, Burkina Faso City Ismaïlyya, Egypt 1986 Surabaya, Indonesia 1986 Jerusalem 1995 1995 1995 Hyderabad, Pakistan City Centre 2004 2007 2007 Nicosia, Cyprus 1986 1986 1986 1995 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2007 1995

1980

Halawa House Kampung Improvement Pondok Pesantren Pabelan Mughal Sheraton Hotel Dar Lamane Housing Yaama Mosque Bhong Mosque Historic Sites Development Social Security Complex Alliance Franco- Hafsia Quarter II Mosque of the Grand Re-Forestation Programme Restoration of Bukhara Old Royal Netherlands Embassy Samir Kassir Square University of Technology Moulmein Rise Residential Restoration of the Amiriya Agamy, Egypt Programme Central Java, Indonesia Agra, India Casablanca, Morocco Yaama, Tahoua, Niger Rahim-Yar Khan, Pakistan Istanbul, Turkey Istanbul, Turkey Sénégalaise Tunis, Tunisia National Assembly of the Middle East City Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Beirut, Lebanon Petronas Tower Complex 1980 Jakarta, Indonesia 1980 1980 1986 1986 1986 1986 1986 Kaolack, Senegal 1995 Ankara, Turkey Technical University Bukhara, Uzbekistan 2007 2007 Bandar Seri Iskandar, Singapore Rada, Yemen 1980 1995 1995 Ankara, Turkey 1995 Malaysia 2007 2007 1995 2007

1989 1998 2010

Ali Qapu, Chehel Sutun and Water Towers Medical Centre Courtyard Houses National Museum National Assembly Building Grameen Bank Housing Institut du Monde Arabe Citra Niaga Urban Conservation of Old Sana’a Vidhan Bhavan Lepers Hospital Slum Networking of Indore Rehabilitation of the City of Bridge School Wadi Hanifa Wetlands Madinat Al-Zahra Museum Hasht Behesht Kuwait City, Kuwait Mopti, Mali Agadir, Morocco Doha, Qatar Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Programme Paris, France Development Sana’a, Yemen Bhopal, India Chopda Taluka, India Indore, India Shibam Xiashi, Fujian Province, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Cordoba, Spain Isfahan, Iran 1980 1980 1980 1980 Dhaka, Bangladesh Various Locations, 1989 Samarinda, Indonesia 1995 1998 1998 1998 Wadi Hadhramaut, Yemen China 2010 2010 1980 1989 Bangladesh 1989 2007 2010 1989

2001 2013

Intercontinental Hotel and Agricultural Training Centre Conservation of Sidi Bou Turkish Historical Society Ertegün House Great Omari Mosque Rehabilitation of Asilah Corniche Mosque Al-Kindi Plaza Hayy Assafarat Salinger Residence Alhamra Arts Council Rehabilitation of Hebron Tuwaiq Palace Revitalisation of the Ipekyol Factory Islamic Cemetery Rehabilitation of Tabriz Conference Centre Nianing, Senegal Saïd Ankara, Turkey Bodrum, Turkey Sidon, Lebanon Asilah, Morocco Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Landscaping Selangor, Malaysia Lahore, Pakistan Old Town Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Hypercentre Edirne, Turkey Altach, Austria Bazaar Mecca, Saudi Arabia 1980 Tunis, Tunisia 1980 1980 1989 1989 1989 1989 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1998 1998 Hebron, Palestine 1998 Tunis, Tunisia 2010 2013 Tabriz, Iran 1980 1980 1989 1998 2010 2013

1983 1992 2016

Rüstem Pasha Caravanserai Sherefudin’s White Mosque Darb Qirmiz Quarter Ramses Wissa Wassef Arts Ministry of Foreign Affairs Sidi El-Aloui Primary School Gürel Family Summer Panafrican Institute of Nubian Museum Kahere Eila Poultry Farming SOS Children’s Village Bagh-e-Ferdowsi New Life for Old Structures Rabat-Salé Urban Revitalisation of the Salam Centre for Cardiac Bait Ur Rouf Mosque Edirne, Turkey Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina Cairo, Egypt Centre Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Tunis, Tunisia Residence Development Aswan, Egypt School Aqaba, Jordan Tehran, Iran Various Locations, Iran Infrastructure Project Historic Centre Surgery Dhaka. Bangladesh 1980 1983 1983 Giza, Egypt 1989 1989 Çanakkale, Turkey Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso 2001 Koliagbe, Guinea 2001 2001 2001 Rabat-Salé, Morocco Birzeit, Palestine Khartoum, Sudan 2016 1983 1989 1992 2001 2013 2013 2013

2004

Tanjong Jara Beach Hotel Great Mosque of Niono Tomb of Shah Rukn-i-’Alam Hajj Terminal, King Abdul Azem Palace Cultural Park for Children Kampung Kali Cho-de Entrepreneurship East Wahdat Upgrading Stone Building System Datai Hotel Aït Iktel Olbia Social Centre Primary School Friendship Centre Micro Yuan’er Children’s Superkilen Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge Issam Fares Institute and Rantau Abang Visitor’s Niono, Mali Multan, Pakistan Aziz International Airport Damascus, Syria Cairo, Egypt Yogyakarta, Indonesia Development Programme Dar’a Province, Syria Pulau Langkawi, Malaysia Abadou, Morocco Antalya, Turkey Gando, Burkina Faso Gaibandha, Bangladesh Library and Art Centre Copenhagen, Denmark Tehran, Iran Beirut, Lebanon Centre 1983 1983 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 1983 1992 1992 Institute of India Amman, Jordan 1992 2001 2001 2001 2004 2016 Beijing, China 2016 2016 2016 Kuala Terangganu, Malaysia 1983 Ahmedabad, India 1992 2016 1983 1992

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Award Ceremonies 1980-2019 Award Ceremonies 1980–2019

The Alhambra 1998 Granada, Spain 1998

Citadel of Aleppo 2001 Aleppo, Syria

Shalimar Gardens Hassan Fathy Geoffrey Bawa Gardens of Emperor 1980 Lahore, Pakistan Chairman’s Award Chairman’s Award 2004 Humayun’s Tomb and Agra Fort, India

Topkapi Palace Petronas Philharmonic Hall, 1983 Istanbul, Turkey 1986 2007 Petronas Towers Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Badi’ Palace Rifat Chadirji Museum of Islamic Art Oleg Grabar Marrakesh, Morocco Chairman’s Award 1989 2010 Doha, Qatar Chairman’s Award

Citadel of Salah Al-Din Registan Square Castelo São Jorge Cairo, Egypt 1992 Samarkand, Uzbekistan 2013 ,

Karaton Surakarta Al Jahili Fort 1995 Solo, Indonesia 2016 Al Ain, United Arab Emirates 2019

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Award Steering Commitees and Master Juries 1980–2019 Award Steering Commitees and Master Juries 1980–2019 Award Steering Commitees and Master Juries 1980–2019

Steering Committee 1986 Master Jury 1986 Steering Committee 1998 Master Jury 1998 Award Steering Committees His Highness the Aga Khan His Highness the Aga Khan Mohammed Arkoun Mahdi Elmandjra Selma Al-Radi Saleh Al-Hathloul Abdelwahed El-Wakil Balkrishna V. Doshi Mohammed Arkoun Oleg Grabar Hans Hollein Peter Eisenman and Master Juries Hasan-Uddin Khan Zahir Ud-Deen Khwaja Charles Jencks Arif Hasan William Porter Ronald Lewcock Adhi Moersid Arata Isozaki Ismaïl Serageldin Fumihiko Maki Luis Monreal Fredric Jameson William Porter Steering Committee and Robert Venturi Steering Committee and Charles Jencks Romi Khosla Omar Akbar Oma Farjadi Okwui Enwezor Sahel Al-Hiyari Shirazeh Houshiary Mehmet Doruk Pamir Azim Nanji Romi Khosla Architect, USA Master Jury Architect, USA Master Jury Architecture Critic, UK Architect, India Architect, Aghanistan/ Architect, Iran/UK Art Curator, Nigeria/USA Architect, Jordan Artist, Iran/UK 1980–2019 Soedjatmoko Ali Shuaibi Yuswadi Saliya 1983 1986 Zahir Ud-Deen Kwaja 1998 Mohammed Arkoun Dogan Tekeli Germany 2007 2007 2007 2007 Robert Venturi Doğan Tekeli Art Historian, Pakistan Philosopher, Algeria/France Architect, Turkey 2007 Hans Hollein 1998 1998 Architect, Austria

Steering Committee 2001 Master Jury 2001 Steering Committee 2010 Master Jury 2010 His Highness the Aga Khan His Highness the Aga Khan Selma Al-Radi Darab Diba Mohammad Al-Asad Souleymane Bachir Diagne Charles Correa Abdou Filali-Ansary Homi Bhabha Omar Abdulaziz Hallaj Kenneth Frampton Doğan Hasol Norman Foster Salah M.Hassan Frank O. Gehry Mona Hatoum Glenn Lowry Faryar Javaherian Zaha Hadid Zahi Hawass Rahul Mehrotra Anish Kapoor Luis Monreal Ricardo Legorreta Vilchis Mohsen Mostafavi Jean Nouvel Mahdi Elmandjra Abdelwahed El-Wakil Mehmet Doruk Pamir Ronald Lewcock Robert Venturi Arata Isozaki Zaha Hadid Frederic Jameson Kenneth Yeang Homi K. Bhabha Han Tümertekin Azim Nanji Glenn Murcutt Farshid Moussavi Alice Rawsthorn Futurist, Morocco Architect, Egypt Architect, Turkey Architect, UK Architect, USA Architect, Japan Architect, Iraq/UK Philosopher, USA Architect, Malaysia Philosopher, India/USA Architect, Turkey Ali Shuaibi Norani Othman Han Tümertekin Basem Shihabi Fuhimiko Maki 1986 Zahir Ud-Deen Khwaja 1986 1986 1998 1998 1998 Brigitte Shim Rashid Khalidi 2007 Raj Rewal Kongjian Yu Architect, Japan Art Historian, Pakistan Architect, Canada Historian, USA 1986 1986 2007 2007

Steering Committee 1980 Master Jury 1980 Steering Committee 1989 Master Jury 1989 His Highness the Aga Khan His Highness the Aga Khan Nader Ardalan Titus Burckhardt Selma Al-Radi Esin Atıl Garr Campbell Sherban Cantacuzino Mohammed Arkoun Rasem Badran Hugh Casson Giancarlo de Carlo John de Monchaux Geoffrey Bawa Charles Correa Hasan-Uddin Khan Charles Correa Hassan Fathy Aptullah Kuran Charles Moore Kamran Diba Oleg Grabar Mona Serageldin Ismaïl Serageldin Oleg Grabar Steering Committee Master Jury 1980 Hans Hollein Zahir Ud-Deen Khwaja Steering Committee and Steering Committee and Ricardo Legorreta Zahi Hawass Mona Hatoum Glenn Murcutt Steering Committee and Mohammad Al-Asad Norman Foster Omar Abdulaziz Hallaj Faryar Javaherian Doğan Kuban Soedjatmoko Saad Eddin Ibrahim 1980 1980 Architect, Austria Art Historian, Pakistan Master Jury Master Jury Architect, Mexico Archaeologist, Egypt Artist, Lebanon Architect, Australia Master Jury Architectural Historian, Architect, UK Architect, Syria Architect, Iran William Porter Kenzo Tange Hasan Poerbo 1986 1986 1989 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 Jordan 2010 2010 2010 Mahbub Ul-Haq William Porter 2010

Steering Committee 2004 Master Jury 2004 His Highness the Aga Khan Akram Abu Hamdan Ghada Amer Charles Correa Hanif Kara Abdou Filali-Ansary Rahul Mehrotra Jacques Herzog Farshid Moussavi Glenn Lowry Modjtaba Sadria Mohsen Mostafavi Reinhard Schulze 1980 Oleg Grabar Hassan Fathy Hugh Casson Sherban Cantacuzino 1989 1989 1989 1989 Geoffrey Bawa Norani Othman Raj Rewal Steering Committee and Anish Kapoor Alice Rawsthorn Salah M. Hassan Souleymane Bachir Diagne Kongjian Yu Babar Mumtaz Khan Elias Torres Tur Art Historian, France/USA Architect, Egypt Architect, UK Architecture Historian, UK Architect, Sri Lanka Sociologist, Malaysia Architect, India Master Jury Artist, India/UK Design Critic, UK Art Historian, Sudan/USA Philosopher, Senegal Landscape Architect, China Peter Rowe Billie Tsien 1980 1980 1980 Mahbub Ul-Haq 1989 2001 2001 2004 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 Jafar Tukan Economist, Pakistan 1980

Steering Committee 1992 Master Jury 1992 Steering Committee 2013 Master Jury 2013 His Highness the Aga Khan His Highness the Aga Khan Selma Al-Radi Balkrishna V. Doshi Mohammad Al-Asad David Adjaye Mohammed Arkoun Frank O. Gehry Homi Bhabha Howayda Al-Harithy John de Monchaux Renata Holod Norman Foster Michel Desvigne Arif Hasan Fumihiko Maki Omar Abdulaziz Hallaj Mahmoud Mamdani Ronald Lewcock Adhi Moersid Glenn Lowry Kamil Merican Charles Moore Azim Nanji Rahul Mehrotra Toshiko Mori Giancarlo de Carlo Soedjatmoko Muzharul Islam Titus Burckhardt Charles Correa Rasem Badran Steering Committee and 1992 2004 Farshid Moussavi Glenn Lowry Babar Mumtaz Khan Billie Tsien Jean Nouvel Basem Shihabi Steering Committee and Ismaïl Serageldin Ali Shuaibi Mohsen Mostafavi Wang Shu Architect, Italy Intellectual, Indonesia Architect, Pakistan Architect, Switzerland Architect, India Architect, Jordan Master Jury Architect, Iran/UK Art Historian, USA Architect, Pakistan Architect, USA Architect, France Architect, Saudi Arabia Master Jury Muhammad Yunus Doğan Tekeli Farshid Moussavi Shahzia Sikander Kenzo Tange Aptullah Kuran 1980 1980 1980 1989 1992 2004 2004 Modjtaba Sadria Elias Torres 2010 2010 2013 Saïd Zulficar Han Tümertekin Murat Tabanlioğlu Architect, Japan Architect, Turkey Philosopher, Iran Architect, Spain 1980 1980 2004 2004

Steering Committee 1983 Master Jury 1983 Steering Committee 1995 Master Jury 1995 His Highness the Aga Khan His Highness the Aga Khan Mohammed Arkoun Turgut Cansever Bernard Feilden Mohammed Arkoun Sherban Cantacuzino Rifat Chadirji Frank O. Gehry Nayyar Ali Dada Hugh Casson Habib Fida Ali Arif Hasan Peter Eisenman Charles Correa Mübeccel Kiray Renata Holod Charles Jencks Oleg Grabar Charles Moore Nurcholish Madjid Mehmet Konuralp Mona Serageldin Renata Holod Ismaïl Serageldin Steering Committee and 1983 1992 Frank O. Gehry Ali Shuaibi Luis Monreal Steering Committee and Jafar Tukan Ghada Amer Reinhard Schulze Modjtaba Sadria Mohsen Mostafavi 2013 Howayda Al-Harithy Wang Shu Shahzia Sikander Michel Desvigne Archietct, Egypt Hasan-Uddin Khan Roland Simounet Master Jury Architect, Canada/USA Doğan Tekeli Darmawan Prawirohardjo Master Jury Architect, Jordan Artist, Egypt/USA Historian, Germany Philosopher, Iran Architect, USA Architectural Historian, Architect, China Artist, Pakistan/USA Landscape Architect, France 1980 Doğan Kuban James Stirling 1983 1992 Ismaïl Serageldin 1995 2004 2004 Rahul Mehrotra 2004 2004 Saudi Arabia/Lebanon 2013 2013 2013 Mohammed Saleh Makiya Parid Wardi bin Sudin Alvaro Siza Vieira Architect, India 2013 Kamil Khan Mumtaz 2004 William Porter

Steering Committee 2007 Master Jury 2007 His Highness the Aga Khan Omar Akbar Sahel Al-Hiyari Jacques Herzog Homi K. Bhabha Glenn Lowry Okwui Enwezor Mohsen Mostafavi Homa Farjadi Farshid Moussavi Shirazeh Houshiary 1983 Habib Fida Ali Roland Simounet Charles Moore James Stirling 1995 Peter Eisenman Alvaro Siza Arif Hasan Nayyar Ali Dada Hani Rashid Rashid Khalidi Steering Committee and 2007 Hani Rashid Toshiko Mori Kamil Merican David Adjaye Mahmoud Mamdani Murat Tabanlioğlu Architect, Pakistan Architect, France Architect, USA Architect, UK Architect, USA Architect, Portugal Architect, Pakistan Architect, Pakistan Modjtaba Sadria Brigitte Shim Master Jury Architect, Egypt/USA Architect, Japan/USA Architect, Malaysia Architect, UK Philosopher, Uganda Architect, Turkey Ismaïl Serageldin Ismaïl Serageldin 1983 1983 1995 Mehmet Konuralp Mohammed Arkoun Charles Jencks Billie Tsien Han Tümertekin 2007 2007 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 Architect, Egypt Architect, Egypt Architect, Turkey Philosopher, Algeria/France Architect, UK/USA Kenneth Yeang 1983 1983 1995 1995 1995

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Award Steering Commitees and Master Juries 1980–2019

Steering Committee 2016 Master Jury 2016 His Highness the Aga Khan Mohammad Al-Asad Suad Amiry David Adjaye Emre Arolat Francesco Bandarin Akeel Bilgrami Hanif Kara Luis Fernández-Galiano Kamil Merican Hameed Haroon Azim Nanji Lesley Lokko Steering Commitee and 2016 2016 Gülru Necipoğlu Mohsen Mostafavi Master Jury Brigitte Shim Dominique Perrault 2016 Yu Kongjian Hossein Rezai

Hameed Haroon Suad Amiry Luis Fernández-Galiano Dominique Perrault Akeel Bilgrami Journalist, Pakistan Architect, Palestine Architect, Spain Architect, France Philisopher, India/USA Emre Arolat Lesley Lokko 2016 2016 2016 Architect, Turkey Architect, 2016 2016

Gülru Necipoğlu Kamil Merican Yu Kongjian Mohsen Mostafavi Hossein Rezai Art Historian, Turkey/USA Architect, Malaysia Landscape Architect, China Architect, Iran/USA Structural Engineer, Iran/ 2016 2016 2016 2016 Singapore 2016

Steering Committee 2019 Master Jury 2019 His Highness the Aga Khan Sir David Adjaye Anthony Kwamé Appiah Mohammad al-Asad Meisa Batayneh Emre Arolat Sir David Chipperfield Francesco Bandarin Nondita Correa Mehrotra Hanif Kara Elizabeth Diller Azim Nanji Edhem Eldem Sir David Adjaye Mohammad al-Asad Emre Arolat Nasser Rabbat Mona Fawaz Architect, UK Architectural Historian, Architect, Turkey Brigitte Shim Kareem Ibrahim 2019 Jordan 2019 Marina Tabassum Ali Malkawi 2019

Francesco Bandarin Hanif Kara Azim Nanji Nasser Rabbat Brigitte Shim Architect, Italy Structural Engineer, UK Philosopher, Kenya Architectural Historian, Architect, Canada 2019 2019 2019 Syria/USA 2019 2019

Marina Tabassum Anthony Kwamé Appiah Meisa Batayneh Sir David Chipperfield Nondita Correa Mehrotra Architect, Bangladesh Philosopher, Ghana/UK Architect, Jordan Architect, UK Architect, India/USA 2019 2019 2019 2019 2019

Elizabeth Diller Edhem Eldem Mona Fawaz Kareem Ibrahim Ali Malkawi Architect, USA Historian, Turkey Architect, Lebanon Architect, Egypt Structural Engineer, Jordan/ 2019 2019 2019 2019 USA 2019

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Publications 1980–2019

Seminar Seminar Seminar Seminar 1st Award Seminar Seminar Seminar Seminar Paris, France Istanbul, Jakarka, Fez, Morocco Book Amman, Beijing, China Beijing, China Dakar, 1978 Turkey Indonesia 1979 1980 Jordan 1981 1981 Senegal 1978 1979 1980 1982

2nd Award Seminar Seminar Seminar Guide Book Seminar Seminar Competition 3rd Award Book Sana’a, Yemen Sana’a, Yemen Kula Lumpur, Bursa, Turkey Cairo, Egypt Dhaka, Report Book 1983 1983 1983 Malaysia 1983 1984 Bangladesh Bursa, Turkey 1986 1983 1985 1985

Seminar Guide Book Seminar Seminar 4th Award Guide Book Seminar 5th Award 6th Award Granada, Marrakech, Malta Zanzibar, Book Cairo, Egypt Yogyakarta, Book Book Spain Morocco 1987 1989 1989 Indonesia 1992 1995 1986 1986 1988 1990

Seminar 7th Award 8th Award Seminar 9th Award Seminar 10th Award Seminar Seminar Istanbul, Book Book Yazd and Book Kuwait Book London, Vancouver, Turkey 1998 2001 Tehran, Iran 2004 2005 2007 United Canada 1996 2002 Kingdom 2009 2007

Seminar 11th Award Film Oleg 12th Award 12th Award Seminar 13th Award 14th Award 14th Award Istanbul, Book Grabar Book Book Singapore Book Book Book Turkey 2010 Interview 2013 2013 2016 2016 2019 2019 2010 2010

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