Aga Khan Award for Architecture

The Aga Khan Award for Architecture, established and funded by Aga Khan IV to recognize architectural excellence and community improvement — including restoration efforts. The program statement from the Aga Khan Development Network explains that their efforts focus on "societies in which Muslims have a significant presence."

Award Winners

Hassan Fathy, 1980

Rifat Chadirji, 1986

Jean Nouvel, 1987 for l'"institut du monde arabe", Paris

Geoffrey Bawa, 2001

See also Islamic architecture

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