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The 24 pages that link to Pritzker Architecture Prize, each with the reason it gives.

• Norman FosterRelated: Foster received the prize in 1999, marking international recognition of his body of work.

• Philip JohnsonRelated: Johnson received its first award in 1979, marking his institutional stature in the profession.

• Oscar NiemeyerRelated: Niemeyer received the prize in 1988, marking the international recognition of his architectural career.

• Rem KoolhaasRelated: Koolhaas received the prize in 2000, bringing broad attention to his architectural and written work.

• Zaha HadidRelated: Hadid became the first woman to receive it, in 2004.

• Tadao AndoRelated: Ando received the prize in 1995, bringing broad attention to his work.

• Kenzō TangeRelated: Tange received the prize in 1987, reflecting his international standing.

• Robert VenturiRelated: Venturi received the prize in 1991, though the award did not recognize Denise Scott Brown alongside him.

• I. M. PeiRelated: Pei received the 1983 prize, reflecting the international standing of his work.

• Kazuyo SejimaRelated: Sejima and Nishizawa received the prize jointly in 2010, bringing global attention to SANAA.

• Richard MeierRelated: Meier received the prize in 1984, formalizing his international standing as an architect.

• Toyo ItoRelated: Ito received the 2013 prize, bringing broad recognition to his experimental body of work.

• Aldo RossiRelated: Rossi received the prize in 1990, bringing broad recognition to his theoretical and built work.

• Álvaro Siza VieiraRelated: Siza received the prize in 1992, bringing broad recognition to his work.

• Arata IsozakiRelated: Isozaki received the prize in 2019, bringing late-career attention to his global body of work.

• Frei OttoRelated: Otto received the 2015 prize shortly before his death, recognizing his architectural influence.

• Kevin RocheRelated: Roche received the prize in 1982, recognizing the body of work built with John Dinkeloo.

• Luis BarragánRelated: Barragán received the 1980 prize, bringing international attention to his distinctive approach.

• Shigeru BanRelated: Ban received the prize in 2014, bringing wider attention to his work.

• Ada Louise HuxtableRelated: Huxtable served on the prize’s jury, extending her influence from criticism to architectural recognition.

• B. V. DoshiRelated: Doshi received the 2018 prize, the first Indian architect to do so.

• Hans HolleinRelated: Hollein received the 1985 prize, marking broad recognition of his architectural work.

• Peter ZumthorRelated: Zumthor received it in 2009, bringing wider attention to his relatively small body of work.

• Wang ShuRelated: Its 2012 award to Wang Shu brought global attention to his work and to Chinese architecture.