RIBA International Award

The RIBA International Award is the Royal Institute of British Architects' highest award.^[1]

The shortlist for the Lubetkin Prize is made up of the winners of the RIBA International Awards.^[2]

Laureates

RIBA International award winners in 2011 were:^[3]

Building	Location	Architect	Nationality
Masdar Institute	Masdar City, Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates	Foster and Partners	United Kingdom
Brain and Mind Research Unit - Youth Mental Health Building University	Sydney Australia	BVN Architecture	Australia
Guangzhou Opera House	Guangzhou China	Zaha Hadid Architects	United Kingdom
Iron Market	Port-au-Prince Haiti	John McAslan + Partners	United Kingdom
Alila Villas Uluwatu	Bali Indonesia	WOHA	Singapore
Stanislavsky Factory	Moscow Russia	John McAslan + Partners	United Kingdom
School of the Arts	Singapore	WOHA	Singapore
Galleria Centercity Department Store	Cheonan South Korea	UNStudio	Netherlands
Laboratory Building	Basel Switzerland	David Chipperfield Architects	United Kingdom
Loft Gardens	Istanbul Turkey	Tabanlioglu Architects	Turkey
Boston Museum of Fine Arts	Boston United States	Foster and Partners	United Kingdom
North College, Rice University	Houston United States	Hopkins Architects	United Kingdom
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts	Richmond United States	Rick Mather Architects	United Kingdom

RIBA International award winners in 2010 were:^[4]

Building	Location	Architect	Nationality
Spanish 2010 EXPO Pavilion	Shanghai China	EMBT	Spain
UK 2010 EXPO Pavilion	Shanghai China	Thomas Heatherwick Studios	United Kingdom
Herning Museum of Contemporary Art	Herning Denmark	Steven Holl Architects	United States
Unilever Headquarters,	Hamburg Germany	Behnisch Architekten	Germany
Timberyard Social Housing	Dublin Ireland	O'Donnell & Tuomey	Ireland
Bras Basah MRT station	Singapore Singapore	WOHA	Singapore
The Met	Bangkok Thailand	WOHA	Singapore
Anchorage Museum	Anchorage United States	David Chipperfield Architects	United Kingdom
Kroon Hall, School of Forestry & Environmental Studies Yale University	New Haven United States	Hopkins Architects	United Kingdom
Winspear Opera House	Dallas United States	Foster and Partners	United Kingdom
Carrasco International Airport	Montevideo Uruguay	Rafael Vinoly Architects	Uruguay/ United States
Villalagos	Uruguay	Kallosturin	United Kingdom

RIBA International award winners in 2009 were:^[5]

Building	Location	Architect	Nationality
Beijing Station	Beijing China	Farrell and Partners/Design Institute	United Kingdom/ China
Ching Fu Shipbuilding	Kaohsiung Taiwan	Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners	United Kingdom
Beijing National Stadium	Beijing China	Herzog & de Meuron/China Architectural Design & Research Group	Switzerland/ China
Beijing Airport Terminal 3	Beijing China	Foster + Partners	United Kingdom
Cocoon	Zürich Switzerland	Camenzind Evolution	Switzerland
Saxo Bank Headquarters	Copenhagen Denmark	3XN Architects	Denmark
Nine Tree Village	Hangzhou China	David Chipperfield	United Kingdom
European Investment Bank	Luxemburg Luxembourg	Ingenhoven Architects	Germany
Museum Brandhorst	Munich Germany	Annette Kisling	Germany
Alto Vetro Tower	Dublin Ireland	Shay Cleary Architects	Ireland
British High Commission	Colombo Sri Lanka	Richard Murphy Architects	United Kingdom
Northern Arizona University	Flagstaff United States	Hopkins Architects	United Kingdom
Maosi Primary School	Qingyang China	Professor Edward Ng, School of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong	Hong Kong
The Water Cube	Beijing China	PTW Architects/China State Construction Engineering Corp/China State Construction Engineering Corp/Arup	Australia/ China/ United Kingdom
Sean O'Casey Centre	Dublin Ireland	O'Donnell & Tuomey	Ireland

RIBA International award winners in 2008 were:^[6]

Building	Location	Architect	Nationality
Akron Art Museum	Akron United States	Coop Himmelb(l)au	Austria
Casa Kike	Cahuita Costa Rica	Gianni Botsford Architects	United States
Denver Art Museum	Denver United States	Adjaye Associates	United Kingdom
Gardiner Museum	Toronto Canada	Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects	Canada
British High Commission	Kampala Uganda	FAT	United Kingdom

RIBA International award winners in 2007 were:^[7]

Building	Location	Architect	Nationality
Residence at the Swiss Embassy	Washington, D.C. United States	Steven Holl Architects	United States
School of Art and Art History, University of Iowa	Iowa City United States	Steven Holl Architects	United States
L5 Building, University of New South Wales	Sydney Australia	Bligh Voller Nield	Australia
Edith Cowan University	Perth Australia	Jones Coulter Young Architects	Australia
Empire Riverside Hotel	Sana'a Yemen	Design Engine Architects	United Kingdom
Des Moines Public Library	Des Moines United States	David Chipperfield Architects	United Kingdom
Hearst Tower	New York City United States	Foster + Partners	United Kingdom

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