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PREMIOS Y DISTINCIONES AWARDS AND PRIZES 1991 Premio Financial Times Architecture at Work, Mención Especial por los Estudios Agar Grove, 1991 Financial Times Architecture at Work Award: Commendation for Agar Grove Studios, London, UK Londres, Reino Unido Italstat Europ Award: Honorary Mention Premio Italstat Europ, Mención Honorífica 1993 Andrea Palladio Prize for the Toyota Auto Kyoto Building, Japan 1993 Premio Andrea Palladio por el Edificio Toyota Auto Kyoto, Japón 1996 RIBA Regional Award for the First Church of Christ Scientist, Richmond, Surrey, UK 1996 Premio Regional RIBA por la Primera Iglesia de la Cienciología de Cristo, 1998 AIA Award (UK Chapter) for the River & Rowing Museum, Henley-on-Thames, London, UK Richmond, Surrey, Reino Unido RIBA Award for Kaistrasse Office Building, Düsseldorf, Germany 1998 Premio de la AIA (Sección Reino Unido) por el Museo Fluvial y de Remo, RIBA Regional Award for the River & Rowing Museum Henley-on-Thames, Londres, Reino Unido The Tessenow Gold Medal Award Premio RIBA el Edificio de Oficinas en la Kaistrasse, Düsseldorf, Alemania 1999 RIBA - Architecture in Arts and Leisure Award for the River and Rowing Museum Premio Regional RIBA por el Museo Fluvial y de Remo Royal Fine Art Commission Trust/British Sky Broadcasting - 1999 Medalla de Oro Tessenow Best Building Award (England) for the River & Rowing Museum Premio RIBA - Categoría Arquitectura para el Ocio y las Artes por el Civic Trust Award for the River & Rowing Museum Museo Fluvial y de Remo RIBA Award for Ernsting Service Center, Coesfeld-Lette, Germany Royal Fine Art Commission Trust/British Sky Broadcasting - Premio al Mejor Edificio 2002 por el Museo Fluvial y de Remo 2003 RIBA Award for the Private House in Corrubedo, Galicia, Spain Premio Civic Trust por el Museo Fluvial y de Remo 2004 CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona) European Award 2002 Premio RIBA por el Centro de Servicios de Ernsting, Coesfeld-Lette, Alemania for Public Urban Space for Teruel Urban Redevelopment, Spain RIBA Award for Gormley Studio, London, UK 2003 Premio RIBA por la Casa en Corrubedo, Galicia, España Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to architecture 2004 CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona) Premio Europeo al Espacio Honorary Member of the Florence Academy of Art and Design Urbano Público por el Acceso al Paseo del Óvalo, Teruel, España Premio RIBA por el Estudio Gormley, Londres, Reino Unido 2005 Beton Architecture Prize for Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach, Germany Comendador de la Orden del Imperio Británico (CBE) 2006 AIA Central States Region Award for Figge Art Museum, Davenport, Iowa, USA Miembro honorífico de la Academia de Arte y Diseño de Florencia AIA Central States Region Award for Des Moines Public Library, Iowa, USA 2005 Premio a la Arquitectura de Hormigón por el Museo de la Literatura Moderna, Leaf Award - Best Regeneration Project for Des Moines Public Library Marbach, Alemania Leaf Award - Overall Winner for America’s Cup Building 'Veles e Vents', Valencia, Spain 2006 AIA - Premio Regional de los Estados Centrales por el Museo de Arte Figge, Wüstenrot Foundation 'Design Prize' Award for the Refurbishment and Extension Davenport, Iowa, EEUU of the former Friedrich Grammar School, Berlin, Germany AIA - Premio Regional de los Estados Centrales por la Biblioteca Pública Royal Designer for Industry (RDI) en Des Moines, Iowa, EEUU 2007 Detailpreis 2007 - Sonderpreis Beton for Museum of Modern Literature Premio Leaf - Mejor Proyecto de Regeneración por la Biblioteca Pública en Des Moines RIBA Stirling Prize for Museum of Modern Literature Premio Leaf - Proyecto Ganador por el Edificio 'Veles e Vents' para la Copa América, Deutscher Architekturpreis 2007 Commendation for Museum of Modern Literature Valencia, España RIBA European Award for America’s Cup Building 'Veles e Vents' Premio de Diseño de la Fundación Wüstenrot por la Remodelación y Ampliación RIBA European Award for Museum of Modern Literature del Instituto Friedrich, Berlín, Alemania RIBA International Award for Des Moines Public Library Galardón Royal Designer for Industry (RDI) BDA (Bund Deutscher Architekten) Nike Architecture Prize for Social Engagement for 2007 Detailpreis 2007 - Sección Hormigón por el Museo de la Literatura Moderna Ernsting Service Center, Coesfeld-Lette, Germany Premio RIBA Stirling por el Museo de Literatura Moderna en Marbach Detailpreis - Sonderpreis Beton for Museum of Modern Literature Deutscher Architekturpreis 2007 por el Museo de Literatura Moderna en Marbach Honorary Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Premio Europeo RIBA por el Edificio 'Veles e Vents' para la Copa América Honorary Member of the Bund Deutscher Architekten (BDA) Premio Europeo RIBA por el Museo de Literatura Moderna en Marbach 2008 RIBA European Award for Am Kupfergraben 10, Berlin, Germany Premio Internacional RIBA por la Biblioteca Pública en Des Moines RIBA European Award for Empire Riverside Hotel, Hamburg, Germany Premio de Arquitectura Nile BDA (Bund Deutscher Architekten) al Compromiso Social RIBA National Award for BBC Scotland at Pacific Quay, Glasgow, UK por el Centro de Servicios de Ernsting Business Week / Architectural Record China Award for Liangzhu Museum, Liangzhu, China Premio Detail - Sonderpreis Beton por el Museo de Literatura Moderna en Marbach Conde Nast Traveller Innovation and Design Award for Museum of Modern Literature Miembro Honorífico del American Institute of Architects (AIA) IF Product Design Award for Arcos Spotlight System for Zumtobel Miembro Honorífico del Bund Deutscher Architekten (BDA) BDA Hamburg Architektur Preis First Prize for Empire Riverside Hotel 2008 Premio Europeo RIBA por Am Kupfergraben 10, Berlín, Alemania Chicago Athenaeum International Architecture Award for Museum of Modern Literature Premio Europeo RIBA por el Hotel Empire Riverside, Hamburgo, Alemania Fritz-Höger-Preis - First Prize in Offices and Commercial Buildings Category for Premio Nacional RIBA por la Sede de la BBC Scotland en Pacific Quay, Glasgow, Reino Unido Am Kupfergraben 10 Premio Business Week / Architectural Record China por el Museo de Liangzhu, China British Council for Offices 'Corporate Workplace' (Scotland) Award for Premio Conde Nast Traveller al Diseño y la Innovación por el Museo de Literatura Moderna BBC Scotland at Pacific Quay en Marbach Architektenkammer Hamburg 'Public Building' Award for Empire Riverside Hotel Premio IF Product Design por el Sistema de Iluminación Arcos para Zumtobel Royal Academician (RA) Primer Premio de Arquitectura BDA Hamburg por el Hotel Empire Riverside 2009 AIA UK Chapter Excellence in Design Award for Am Kupfergraben 10 Premio Internacional de Arquitectura Chicago Athenaeum por el Museo de Literatura AIA UK Chapter Excellence in Design Award for America’s Cup Building 'Veles e Vents' Moderna en Marbach Office Application Awards 2009, Best Office Concept for Ernsting Service Center Premio Fritz-Höger - Primer Premio Categoría Oficinas y Edificios Comerciales por Photo: Martin Godwin BDA Preis Berlin for Neues Museum, Museum Island, Berlin, Germany Am Kupfergraben 10 BDA Preis Berlin, Commendation for Am Kupfergraben 10 Premio British Council for Offices 'Corporate Workplace' (Escocia) por la DAVID CHIPPERFIELD Sede de la BBC Scotland en Pacific Quay Leaf Award - Residential Building of the Year for Ninetree Village, Hangzhou, China MIembro de la Real Academia (RA) RIBA International Award for Ninetree Village Architekturpreis Berlin 2009, Special Award for Neues Museum 2009 Premio de la AIA (Sección Reino Unido) a la Excelencia en el Diseño por Sir David Chipperfield nace en Londres en 1953. Estudia en la Escuela de Arte Kingston y en Sir David Chipperfield was born in London in 1953. He studied at Kingston School of Art and the Am Kupfergraben 10 Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany la Architectural Association de Londres. Tras graduarse, trabaja en los estudios de Douglas Architectural Association in London. After graduating he worked at the practices of Douglas Stephen, Premio de la AIA (Sección Reino Unido) a la Excelencia en el Diseño por el 2010 European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage for Neues Museum Edificio 'Veles e Vents' para la Copa América BDA Architekturpreis 'Große Nike' for Neues Museum Stephen, Richard Rogers y Norman Foster. Ha impartido clases y numerosas conferencias en Richard Rogers and Norman Foster. He has taught and lectured extensively in Europe and the USA. Office Application 2009, Mejor Concepto de Oficinas por el Centro de Servicios de Ernsting Wolf Prize for Architecture Europa y Estados Unidos. Ha sido Profesor de Arquitectura en la Staatliche Akademie der Bild- He has been Professor of Architecture at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Stuttgart, Premio BDA Berlin por el Neues Museum, Isla de los Museos, Berlín, Alemania BZ-Kulturpreis for Neues Museum enden Künste, Stuttgart, y Profesor Invitado de Arquitectura en la Universidad de Harvard, and Visiting Professor of Architecture at Harvard University, USA, University of Graz, Austria, Premio Leaf - Edificio Residencial del Año, por el Conjunto Residencial Ninetree, China AIA UK Chapter Excellence in Design Award for Neues Museum EEUU, en la Universidad de Graz, Austria, la Universidad de Nápoles, Italia, el Royal College of University of Naples, Italy, Royal College of Art, London, UK, Ecole Polytechnique, Lausanne, Premio Internacional RIBA por el Conjunto Residencial Ninetree Elle Decoration International Design Award for
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