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.
Hokkaido Prefectural Government received the 1970 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Kume Architects-Engineers.
Project completed 1968 · Awarded 1970
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Head Office Building of Dentsu Advertising LTD. received the 1969 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Kenzo Tange and the Urbanists and Architects Team.
Project completed 1967 · Awarded 1969
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
霞が関ビルディング received the 1969 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Mitsui Realities , Toshiro Yamashita arch. & assocs..
Project completed 1968 · Awarded 1969
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Gifu Civic Center received the 1968 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Junzo Sakakura, arch. & assocs..
Project completed 1967 · Awarded 1968
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Kokusai Building ・Imperial Theater received the 1968 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Mitsubishi Estate co., Ltd. , Abe Architects & Engineering, Yoshiro Taniguchi.
Project completed 1966 · Awarded 1968
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
National Theater received the 1968 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Hiroyuki Iwamoto , Ministry of Construction.
Project completed 1966 · Awarded 1968
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Citizens Cultural Center in Ibaragi Prefecture received the 1967 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Yoshinobu Ashihara, Architect and Associates.
Project completed 1966 · Awarded 1967
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Kyoto International Conference Hall received the 1967 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Sekkei Rengo Archtectural design League.
Project completed 1966 · Awarded 1967
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Tsuyama Cultural Center received the 1967 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Koji Kawashima, arch. & assocs..
Project completed 1965 · Awarded 1967
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
St. Christophorus, Allensteiner Straße is listed in the official 1967 Kölner Architekturpreis winning-project archive. The credited architect is Rudolf Schwarz.
Actual photograph of the named project; an exterior or component view does not illustrate every part of a joint project.
St. Gertrud, Krefelder Straße is listed in the official 1967 Kölner Architekturpreis winning-project archive. The credited architect is Gottfried Böhm, 1963-64.
Actual photograph of the named project; an exterior or component view does not illustrate every part of a joint project.
Shudan Seisaku Tange Kenzo & Toshikenchiku Reserch Institute Okamato
香川県 · Japan
Gymnasium of Kagawa Prefecture received the 1966 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Shudan Seisaku Tange Kenzo & Toshikenchiku Reserch Institute Okamato.
Project completed 1964 · Awarded 1966
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Kinki Region Construction Office, Ministry of Construction
奈良県 · Japan
Nara Prefectural Building received the 1966 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Kinki Region Construction Office, Ministry of Construction.
Project completed 1965 · Awarded 1966
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Postal Services Bureau Building received the 1966 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Ministry of Postal Services.
Project completed 1964 · Awarded 1966
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Tange Kenzo & Toshikenchiku Reserch Institute, Tsuboi
東京都 · Japan
Saint Mary's Cathedral of Tokyo received the 1966 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Tange Kenzo & Toshikenchiku Reserch Institute, Tsuboi.
Project completed 1964 · Awarded 1966
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Yochinobu Ashihara, Masachika Murata, Tokyo Metroporitan Government
東京都 · Japan
Tokyo Komazawa Olympic Facilities received the 1965 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Yochinobu Ashihara, Masachika Murata, Tokyo Metroporitan Government.
Project completed 1964 · Awarded 1965
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Kenzo Tange, Yoshikatsu Tsuboi, Uichi Inoue, Koji Kamiya, National Synthetic Main Gymnasium
東京都 · Japan
Yoyogi National Stadium received the 1965 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Kenzo Tange, Yoshikatsu Tsuboi, Uichi Inoue, Koji Kamiya, National Synthetic Main Gymnasium.
Project completed 1964 · Awarded 1965
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Aichi Industrial Trade Building received the 1964 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Aichi Prefecture.
Project completed 1963 · Awarded 1964
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.
Export Fiber Building received the 1962 BCS Prize. The Japan Federation of Construction Contractors records its designer as Murano and Mori, Associates Architects.
Project completed 1960 · Awarded 1962
Photograph of the named building. The award recognises the project documented in the linked official archive.