Aga Khan Award for Architecture
Recipients of the 2010 Aga Khan Award for Architecture
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Recipients
Bridge School (Xiashi, Fujian Province, China)
Ipekyol Textile Factory (Edirne, Turkey)
Madinat al Zahra Museum (Cordoba, Spain)
Revitalisation of the Recent Heritage of Tunis (Tunis, Tunisia)
Wadi Hanifa Wetlands (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
Award Ceremony, 24 November 2010
Speech by His Highness the Aga Khan
Video: Highlights from the Awards Ceremony
Video: Aga Khan Award for Architecture Ceremony
High resolution photos and captions of the AKAA Ceremony (Click on the link or right-click and select 'Save target as')
Additional Information
Press Release: English, Français
Project descriptions (PDF, English), Projets Lauréats (PDF, Français)
His Highness the Aga Khan's biography
Steering Committee (PDF, English), Comité de Direction (PDF, Français)
Master Jury (PDF, English), Le Jury (PDF, Français), Master Jury photo / Photo du Jury (Jpeg, high resolution)
Master Jury Statement (PDF, English), Communication du Jury (PDF, Français)
Additional Languages
Подборка материалов для печати на русском языке
Television Broadcast
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Bridge School
Architect: Li Xiaodong (Atelier)
Completed: 2008
Design: 2008
Site size: 240 m²
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Press Kit (PDF): English, Français
Bridge School B-Roll (.mov, Quicktime format)
Bridge School VNR (.mpg4, Quicktime format)
Ipekyol Textile Factory
Architect: Emre Arolat Architects
Completed: 2006
Design: 2004-2005
Site size: 20'000 m²
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and select 'Save target as':High resolution images and captionsPress Kit (PDF): English, FrançaisIpekyol Textile Factory B-Roll (.mov, Quicktime format)Ipekyol Textile Factory VNR (.mpg4, Quicktime format)
Madinat al Zahra Museum
Architect: Sobejano Architects S.L.P, Fuensanta Nieto & Enrique Sobejano
Completed: 2008
Design: 2001-2003
Site size: 9'125 m²
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and select 'Save target as':High resolution images and captionsPress Kit (PDF): English, FrançaisMadinat al Zahra Museum B-Roll (.mov, Quicktime format)Madinat al Zahra Museum VNR (.mpg4, Quicktime format)
Revitalisation of the Recent Heritage of Tunis
Architect: Association de Sauvegarde de la Medina de Tunis (ASM)
Completed: 1998-2007 ongoing
Design: 1998-ongoing
Site size: 60'000 m²
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and select 'Save target as':High resolution images and captionsPress Kit (PDF): English, FrançaisRevitalisation of the Recent Heritage of Tunis B-Roll (.mov, Quicktime format)Revitalisation of the Recent Heritage of Tunis VNR (.mpg4, Quicktime format)
Wadi Hanifa Wetlands
Planner: Moriyama & Teshima Planners Limited / Buro Happold in joint venture
Completed: 2004-2007 ongoing
Design: 2001-ongoing
Site size: 120 km stretch
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and select 'Save target as':High resolution images and captionsPress Kit (PDF): English, FrançaisWadi Hanifa Wetlands B-Roll (.mov, Quicktime format)Wadi Hanifa Wetlands VNR (.mpg4, Quicktime format)
Chairman's Award: Oleg Grabar (PDF, English)Prix spécial: Oleg Grabar (PDF, Français)
The Award Steering Committee Chairman's
Award was established to honour
achievements that fall outside the scope of
the Master Jury's mandate, and is made in
recognition of the lifetime achievements of
distinguished architects and academics. It
has been presented on only three previous
occasions.
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