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Riken Yamamoto wins the 2024 Pritzker Architecture Prize Yamamoto's postwar
childhood in Japan shaped his interest in the interplay of architecture and
community. The jury of the prestigious architecture award cited the
intergenerational power of his work.


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RIKEN YAMAMOTO, WHO DESIGNS DIGNITY AND ELEGANCE INTO DAILY LIFE, WINS PRITZKER
PRIZE

March 5, 20249:26 AM ET
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RIKEN YAMAMOTO, WHO DESIGNS DIGNITY AND ELEGANCE INTO DAILY LIFE, WINS PRITZKER
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This promenade leads to the Iwadeyama Junior High School, situated on a hilltop
in Ōsaki, Japan. Mitsumasa Fujitsuka/The Pritzker Architecture Prize hide
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The bespectacled architect smiled from his white-walled office in Yokohama.

"I'm very proud," he said in English, of winning the 2024 Pritzker Architecture
Prize. Sometimes called "the Nobel of architecture," the award has gone to such
icons in the field as Philip Johnson, I.M. Pei, Renzo Piano, Rem Koolhaas and
Zaha Hadid since it was established in 1979.

Japanese architect Riken Yamamoto was born in 1945 to civilian parents in
Beijing, China. His engineer father was part of an occupying workforce. When the
family moved back to Japan in 1947, it was to a Tokyo that had largely been
reduced to rubble in the last days of World War II.

Riken Yamamoto "aims to dignify, enhance and enrich the life of individuals —
from children to elders — and their social connections," reads the Pritzker
Prize jury citation. It concludes: He reminds us that "in architecture, as in
democracy, spaces must be created by the resolve of the people." The Pritzker
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"My father made my family house by himself because there [were] no houses ...
and many people made their own family houses by themselves in Tokyo," he
remembered. "Tokyo was nothing [after the] bombing by the Americans. This was a
double-story house, very small, very poor wooden house."

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When the boy was only 4 years old, Yamamoto's father died. The family moved to
his mother's hometown of Yokohama, where she opened her own business, a
pharmacy. His postwar childhood spent watching a country rebuild, he says,
informed his fascination with the relationship between architecture and
community.

Saitama Prefectural University in Koshigaya, Japan specializes in nursing and
health sciences. Nine buildings are connected by terraces and walkways. Riken
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"Riken Yamamoto has really spent his entire life creating architecture that, I
would say, connects the dignity of architecture with human social conditions in
a very generous, quiet way," Deborah Berke told NPR. A Pritzker Prize jury
member, she's also dean of the Yale School of Architecture.

"He does public buildings that feel as though they belong in the communities in
which they sit," she continued. "They enrich the lives of those communities.
It's not just fancy buildings. Although he does beautiful, "fancy" buildings
like museums, he also does housing and fire stations and city halls. So,
buildings that serve their communities. They're not necessarily monumental.
They're really about bringing dignity to everyday life and elegance to everyday
life."

Pangyo Housing in Seongnam, South Korea, was built to encourage connection
between neighbors. The complex features nine housing blocks with communal decks.
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Soon after graduating from Nihon University and earning a master's degree at
Tokyo University of the Arts, the young architect founded his practice, Riken
Yamamoto & Field Shop, in 1973. He traveled widely, observing living conditions
in Brazilian favelas, coastal homes along the Mediterranean and communities in
India, Iraq and Nepal. He investigated how people created thresholds between
public and private spaces, and made systems of community visible.

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He said the ancient city of Ceuta, on the northernmost tip of Morocco, inspired
him to create the interconnected alleys and plazas of Beijing's Jian Wai SOHO
complex — a gleaming cluster of condo towers, boutiques and restaurants.

Jian Wai SOHO is just east of Tiananmen Square in Beijing. It integrates work
and office spaces with commercial spaces on the lower levels. Riken Yamamoto &
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At Beijing's Jian Wai SOHO, traffic is diverted underground to maximize
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The architect is responsible for numerous buildings in China, Korea and
Switzerland, but much of his work is in Japan. His firm designed Tokyo's Fussa
City Hall, seemingly wrapped in a powerful curving grid of squares. Deborah
Berke says one of her favorite buildings is the bayside Yokosuka Museum of Art.

"What was incredible for me when I was there — and I was there with my family —
was witnessing the kind of joyousness of everybody who was there, old people,
young people, families, people alone to see the art," she told NPR. "That
experience for me, somehow, was its welcomingness. Nice for activities from the
youngest to the oldest, and allowing you as a visitor to feel part of something
larger. That was magical for me."

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Yokosuka Museum of Art, situated on Tokyo Bay, is designed as a destination for
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Yokosuka Museum of Art, situated on Tokyo Bay, is designed as a destination for
both visitors and locals.

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One of Yamamoto's most magical buildings might be the transparent firehouse he
designed in Hiroshima. "The place is especially popular with children," the
architect allowed. "They like to see the fireman training."

It's covered in glass louvres, so you can see the firefighters' activities from
the outside.

The façade, walls and floors of the Hiroshima Nishi Fire Station are all
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A central atrium in the Hiroshima Nishi Fire Station spotlights the work and
training of the firefighters. A lobby and terrace are open for public use. Tomio
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In its citation, the Pritzker jury noted the intergenerational power of
Yamamoto's work. "By the strong, consistent quality of his buildings, he aims to
dignify, enhance and enrich the life of individuals — from children to elders —
and their social connections," the jury wrote.

"For creating awareness in the community in what is the responsibility of the
social demand, for questioning the discipline of architecture to calibrate each
individual architectural response, and above all for reminding us that in
architecture, as in democracy, spaces must be created by the resolve of the
people, Riken Yamamoto is named the 2024 Pritzker Prize Laureate."

Ecoms House, 2004, in Tosu, Japan, shows off aluminum as an efficient building
material. Shinkenchiku Sha/The Pritzker Architecture Prize hide caption

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