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Stirling Prize Panel Includes U.S. landscape Architect Martha Schwartz10-09-06 | News

Stirling Prize Panel Includes U.S. landscape Architect Martha Schwartz




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The New Area Terminal, Barajas Airport, Madrid, Spain by Richard Rogers Partnership is among those on the short list for the 2006 RIBA Stirling Prize for the best new building by a British architect.
Photo: Manuel Renau


Each year the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) awards the Stirling Prize, along with a cash award of 20,000 pounds ($37,710 USD).

The award is named in memory of James Stirling who died in 1992. The five-person jury is chaired by architect Ian Ritchie. The other four members are architect Stefan Behnisch, Behnisch Architekten (Germany), broadcast journalist Mariella Frostrup, Isabel Allen, editor of the Architects’ Journal and U.S. landscape architect Martha Schwartz. Martha Schwartz Partners is based in Cambridge, Mass., with an office in London. In the Aug. 2006 issue, we featured the firm?EUR??,,????'?????< landscapearchitect.com).

Marta Schwartz has a major interest in urban projects and 28 years of experience collaborating with architects. She is currently a professor of landscape architecture at Harvard University.

The shortlist:

Barajas Airport, Madrid, by Richard Rogers Partnership; Brick House, London, by Caruso St. John; Evelina Children’s Hospital, St. Thomas’s Hospital site, London, by Michael Hopkins; Idea Store, Whitechapel, London, by David Adjaye; Phaeno Science Center, Wolfsburg, Germany, by Zaha Hadid; National Assembly for Wales, Cardiff, also by Richard Rogers Partnership.

For more information visit riba.org

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