The Award-Winning Architects of Columbus
AIA Gold Medal Recipients
2018 – James Stewart Polshek
2016 – Robert Venturi
2007 – Edward Larrabee Barnes
1979 – I.M. Pei
1962 – Eero Saarinen
1947– Eliel Saarinen
The Gold Medal is the AIA’s highest annual honor, recognizing individuals whose work has had a lasting influence on the theory and practice of architecture.
1983 – I.M. Pei
1982 – Kevin Roche
The Pritzker Prize honors a living architect or architects whose built work demonstrates a combination of those qualities of talent, vision, and commitment, which has produced consistent and significant contributions to humanity and the built environment through the art of architecture. The award ceremony was held in Columbus, Indiana, in 1994 – see video from the the event ceremony.
AIA
Honor Awards
AT&T Switching Station
1980 – Paul Kennon
Former Cummins Health Ctr.
1976 – Hardy, Holzman, Pfeiffer
East High School
1975 – Mitchell-Giurgola
Former Republic newspaper
1971 – Myron Goldsmith, SOM
Lincoln School
1968 – Gunnar Birkerts
RELATED LINKS
- When the Pritzker Prize ceremony was held in Columbus, in 1994
- The Seven National Historic Landmarks in Columbus
- Docomomo – Citation of Merit Award, 2015 – Irwin Conference Center
- American Society of Landscape Architects – Merit Award, 1994 – Mill Race Park
- Boston Society of Landscape Architects – Honor Award, 1993 – Mill Race Park
- Find out about the Columbus architecture story
- Choose an architecture tour
