The Pritzker Architecture Prize, established in 1979 by Jay and Cindy Pritzker, is an annual award recognizing a living architect for their contributions, often regarded as the 'Nobel Prize of Architecture.' It is open to architects regardless of nationality and offers a prize of $100,000 along with a citation certificate, though notable winners include mostly American architects, with only two women, Zaha Hadid and Kazuyo Sejima, among the 39 recipients. Notably, there has not yet been a Kurdish, Arab, or Turkish architect awarded this prestigious honor.

1. Prepared by:
The Pritzker Award
By Pritzker Family
Ahmed Omer

2. What is Pritzker Architecture Prize?
The Pritzker Architecture Prize is awarded
annually "to honor a living architect or
architects sponsored by the Hyatt Foundation
and is considered to be one of the world's
premier architecture prizes; it is often referred to
as the Nobel Prize of architecture.

3. History of Pritzker
Pritzker Prize founded in 1979 by Jay
A. Pritzker and his wife Cindy, the
award is funded by the Pritzker family
that way the prize named by Pritzker
family, so far they give this award.

4. Who win the Prizker?
Pritzker can be won by any architect without caring
about nationality , ideology , creed, the recipients
receive US $100,000 a citation certificate.

5. Name of winners:
unfortunately there is not any Kurdish architect
who has won this prize also there is no Arab and
Turkish architects . Most of winner are American
architects, architects got this Prize from:
Germany
Japan
France
United KingdomBrazil

6. The winner involved 39
architects there are 37 men
and 2 women , involved Zaha
Hadid she won it in 2004 , her
nationaltiy is Iraqi-British , she
born in Bagdad, also she is the
first woman that got this Prize .
Also Kazuyo Sejima the second
woman she won the prize in
2010.
Zaha Hadid
Kazuyo Sejima

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