Bernard Tschumi wins the 2024 Grand Prix d’Architecture
Bernard Tschumi’s inspirational five-decade career in building has garnered the coveted Grand Prix d’Architecture honor for 2024. The Prize was announced earlier this month by the French Académe des Beaux-Arts in Paris in recognition of the overall breadth and body of his work, which has included more than sixty realized designs. The list of works by the Swiss-born Tschumi, who also won the Grand Prix National d'Architecture in 1996, that were mentioned by the jury included the Parc de la Villette in Paris, Le Fresnoy in Tourcoing, and the Acropolis Museum in Athens. His academic work and later projects like the Tianjin Binhai Science Museum in China and The Haagse Passage (De Passage) in the Netherlands were also cited for their design excellence and ability to "emphasize the relationship between concept and context and between space and event."Read the full post on Bustler
Bernard Tschumi’s inspirational five-decade career in building has garnered the coveted Grand Prix d’Architecture honor for 2024. The Prize was announced earlier this month by the French Académe des Beaux-Arts in Paris in recognition of the overall breadth and body of his work, which has included more than sixty realized designs.
The list of works by the Swiss-born Tschumi, who also won the Grand Prix National d'Architecture in 1996, that were mentioned by the jury included the Parc de la Villette in Paris, Le Fresnoy in Tourcoing, and the Acropolis Museum in Athens. His academic work and later projects like the Tianjin Binhai Science Museum in China and The Haagse Passage (De Passage) in the Netherlands were also cited for their design excellence and ability to "emphasize the relationship between concept and context and between space and event."Read the full post on Bustler
