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普利策建筑奖（Pritzker Architecture Prize） Pulitzer Architecture Award.Txt real good friends are not together, there are endless topics, but together, even if they do not speak, will not feel embarrassed. When you look at other people, you are also the scenery in other peoples eyes. The road to tomorrow must remember the road that we walked yesterday and the road we are walking today. Pritzker Architecture Prize The Pritzker architecture award was established in 1979 by the Hyatt (Kai Yue) foundation, and is entitled to the Nobel prize for architecture for its unique authority and influence. The annual awards were presented and presented by the president of the United States. In 1983, Chinese American architect Ieoh Ming Pei received the prize from the then president of the United States, Reagan. The award has always been a pointer to the trend of contemporary architecture, and all the architects who have won awards have been heavyweight representatives. From the first session of the Philip Johnson (Johnson), the fifth session of the Ieoh Ming Pei (Ieoh Ming Pei), Ando Tadao (Tadao Ando) after Frank., O.Gehry and Norman (Gary), Foster (Forster), is one of contemporary masters. The winner in 2000 was Rem Koolhaas, an architect from Holland. The origin of the Pritzker prize Pritzker Architecture Award established in 1979 by the Hyatt foundation, which awarded annually a living architect, in recognition of its good quality reflected in the architectural design of the intellect, imagination and sense of responsibility, and the built environment through the art of architecture and human nature to make lasting and outstanding contribution. The award is named after the family name of the Pritzker family. The familys international business is based in Chicago and is well known for its support in education, religion, social welfare, science, medicine and cultural activities. Jay, A., Pritzker and his wife, who died in January 23, 1999, set up the prize. Their eldest son, Thomas J.