Explore 594 illustrated award cases: actual buildings and architectural honours, with the programme, year and official evidence stated separately.
Built-project awards and career honours recognise different subjects. Award year, building completion and photography date are distinct; a personal honour does not transfer to every building by its recipient. Photographs open at a larger size with creator and licence references.
AVANTI: Redevelopment on the South Side of Kyoto Station
Built-project award
Kyoto City, K. Tohata & Associates, Architects
京都府 · Japan
AVANTI: Redevelopment on the South Side of Kyoto Station received the 1985 BCS Special Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Kyoto City, K. Tohata & Associates, Architects.
Project completed 1983 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
FUKUI PREFECTURAL MUSEUM received the 1985 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Sato Architects and Engineers.
Project completed 1984 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
GUMMA PREFECTURAL WOMEN'S COLLEGE received the 1985 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Sakakura Associates, Architects and Engineers.
Project completed 1982 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Matsuda, Hirata & Sakamoto, Architects & Engineers, Inc.
東京都 · Japan
HIBIYA CENTRAL BUILDING received the 1985 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Matsuda, Hirata & Sakamoto, Architects & Engineers, Inc..
Project completed 1983 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
HOKKAIDO KOTARO MIGISHI ART MUSEUM received the 1985 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Shin'ichi Okada, Architect and Associates.
Project completed 1983 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
INAZAWA OGUISS MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM received the 1985 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Masakatsu Tokuoka, Architect and Associates.
Project completed 1983 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
NATIONAL NOH THEATER received the 1985 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Hirochi Ooe Architect and Associates.
Project completed 1983 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
TOKYO HIGH, DISTRICT AND SUMMARY COURTS OFFICE COMPLEX
Built-project award
the General Secretariat of the Supreme Court
東京都 · Japan
TOKYO HIGH, DISTRICT AND SUMMARY COURTS OFFICE COMPLEX received the 1985 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as the General Secretariat of the Supreme Court.
Project completed 1984 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
UBE KOSAN BUILDING received the 1985 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Murano and Mori, Associates Architects.
Project completed 1983 · Awarded 1985
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Bazaar de Cologne, Mittelstrasse is listed in the official 1985 Kölner Architekturpreis winning-project archive. The credited architect is Hartmut Gruhl und Daniela Gerling.
Actual photograph of the named project; an exterior or component view does not illustrate every part of a joint project.
Maternushaus, Kardinal-Frings-Strasse 1-3 is listed in the official 1985 Kölner Architekturpreis winning-project archive. The credited architect is Hans Schilling und P. Kulka.
Actual photograph of the named project; an exterior or component view does not illustrate every part of a joint project.
Akasaka Prince Hotel New Building received the 1984 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Kenzo Tange and URTEC, Kajima Corporation.
Project completed 1982 · Awarded 1984
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka received the 1984 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Osaka City, Nikken Sekkei Ltd..
Project completed 1982 · Awarded 1984
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
New Takenaka Prince Hotel received the 1984 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Murano and Mori, Associates Architects.
Project completed 1982 · Awarded 1984
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Tsukuba Center Building received the 1984 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Arata Isozaki & Associates.
Project completed 1983 · Awarded 1984
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Hakushika Memorial Museum of Sake received the 1983 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Ohbayashi Corporation.
Project completed 1982 · Awarded 1983
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Hibiya Kokusai Building received the 1983 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd..
Project completed 1981 · Awarded 1983
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Miyagi Prefectural Art Museum received the 1983 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Kunio Maekawa, Architect and Associates.
Project completed 1981 · Awarded 1983
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
MOA Museum of Art and Circular Hall received the 1983 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Takenaka Corporation, Kajima Corporation.
Project completed 1981 · Awarded 1983
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
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