GAD / REFERENCE LIBRARY
Explore 120 distinct award cases, with the programme, year, recipient and official archive stated separately.
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Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal / 1976
The 1976 Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal recipient record names Harry Seidler. The Institute describes this honour as recognition of distinguished services by an architect. Its archive records recipients across decades; the year here identifies the honour and should not be read as the construction date of a particular building.
AIA Gold Medal / 1972
The 1972 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Pietro Belluschi, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1971
The 1971 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Louis I. Kahn, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1970
The 1970 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Richard Buckminster Fuller, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1969
The 1969 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names William Wilson Wurster, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal / 1969
The 1969 Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal recipient record names Robin Boyd. The Institute describes this honour as recognition of distinguished services by an architect. Its archive records recipients across decades; the year here identifies the honour and should not be read as the construction date of a particular building.
AIA Gold Medal / 1968
The 1968 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Marcel Breuer, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal / 1968
The 1968 Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal recipient record names Sir Roy Grounds. The Institute describes this honour as recognition of distinguished services by an architect. Its archive records recipients across decades; the year here identifies the honour and should not be read as the construction date of a particular building.
AIA Gold Medal / 1967
The 1967 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Wallace K. Harrison, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1966
The 1966 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Kenzo Tange, Hon. FAIA. Kenzo Tange studied architecture at Tokyo University and established the Tange Laboratory after becoming an assistant professor in 1946. His work includes Hiroshima's Peace Center and Park and research into large-city spatial structure. The official biography links that research with Plan for Tokyo 1960, a response to urban growth and change.
Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal / 1965
The 1965 Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal recipient record names Sir Osborn McCutcheon. The Institute describes this honour as recognition of distinguished services by an architect. Its archive records recipients across decades; the year here identifies the honour and should not be read as the construction date of a particular building.
AIA Gold Medal / 1963
The 1963 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Alvar Aalto, Hon. FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1961
The 1961 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Le Corbusier (Charles Edouard Jeanneret-Gris, Hon. FAIA). AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal / 1961
The 1961 Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal recipient record names Louis Laybourne-Smith. The Institute describes this honour as recognition of distinguished services by an architect. Its archive records recipients across decades; the year here identifies the honour and should not be read as the construction date of a particular building.
AIA Gold Medal / 1960
The 1960 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1959
The 1959 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Walter Gropius, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1956
The 1956 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Clarence S. Stein, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1953
The 1953 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names William Adams Delano, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1952
The 1952 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Auguste Perret, Hon. FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1949
The 1949 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Frank Lloyd Wright. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1938
The 1938 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Paul Philippe Cret, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1914
The 1914 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Jean Louis Pascal, Hon. FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1911
The 1911 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names George Browne Post, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.
AIA Gold Medal / 1909
The 1909 AIA Gold Medal recipient record names Charles Follen McKim, FAIA. AIA describes the Gold Medal as its highest annual honour for lasting influence on architectural theory and practice. This recipient record concerns an individual or collaborative body of work, not a single building or its completion year.