Submissions are open and there is now one point of entry for all RIBA Awards.

The Holmenkollen ski jump by JDS Architects is the recipient for the Norwegian Steel Construction Prize 2011.

The 58-year-old Portuguese Eduardo Souto de Moura has received, along with its US$ 100,000 endowment, the world’s highest honour for architecture.

More than 350 guests celebrated the winners of the DETAIL Prize 2011 at Nymphenburg Palace (München). See some photos of the award's ceremony.

On January 19, the DETAIL Prize 2011 was presented in Schloss Nymphenburg in Munich during the festive DETAIL Gala. The main prize went to David Chipperfield Architects (Berlin) in collaboration with Julian Harrap (London) for the project Reconstruction of the Neues Museum in Berlin.

Toyo Ito was awarded with the DETAIL Honorary Prize 2011.

Out of 420 submissions the jury elected three projects for each prize kategory now. See the remaining 24 candidates and the jury statements.

The architectural magazine DETAIL, in collaboration with the BAU 2011 tradeshow, the Bavarian Chamber of Architects, the Architectural Society of China and worldwide cooperation partners from the construction industry, will present the DETAIL Prize 2011.

DETAIL Prize 2011

The Special Prize for Students acknowledges outstanding student projects which distinguish themselves from the masses in their high-quality construction and in the aesthetics of the detail, while taking into consideration the importance of teaching for a holistic architecture.

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Outstanding architecture not only meets high aesthetic criteria, but also fulfils its function – right down to the last detail. See the winning projects!

On Wednesday the 14th of January the DETAIL Prize was awarded in seven different categories during the DETAIL Gala at the Munich House of Artists. The main prize was won by FAM architectura y urbanismo from Madrid together with Schlaich Bergermann & Partner from Stuttgart for the M-11 Memorial in the centre of Madrid.

The Accordia housing scheme in Cambridge, designed by a collaboration between Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Alison Brooks Architects and Macreanor Lavington has won the 2008 Stirling Prize.

The Royal Institute of British Architects has unveiled the Stirling Prize Shortlist. The winner will be announced this October 11. The shortlist for the Stirling Prize chosen from the winners list of the RIBA National Awards and the RIBA EU awards.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the five winners of this year’s international awards and shortlisted three of them for the Lubetkin Prize. The Lubetkin Prize is awarded for the most outstanding building outside the EU by an RIBA member and is chosen from the winners of the RIBA International Awards.

Barking Town Square, designed by muf architecture/art, has been declared winner of the 5th European Prize for Urban Public Space, making it the first project in Britain to receive the prestigious prize.

Jean Nouvel was announced to be the Pritzker Prize Laureate of 2008. The prize, which includes 100.000 US-Dollars and a bronze medal, is annually awarded by the Hyatt Foundation. The 62 year-old French architect will officially receive the highest architectural honor on June 2nd, 2008 in Washington D.C..

Six major European architectural institutions announced the 5th EUROPEAN PRIZE FOR URBAN PUBLIC SPACE for interventions to improve or create public spaces, carried out in European cities in 2006 and 2007. The deadline for submissions of entries is on March 15, the awards taking place in June 2008 in Barcelona.

The Museum of Modern Literature in Marbach am Neckar, Germany, designed by David Chipperfield Architects, has won the 12th RIBA Stirling Prize in association with The Architects' Journal.