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2005 in architecture
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The year
2005 in architecture
involved some significant architectural events and new buildings.
Contents
Events
Buildings and structures
Buildings opened
Buildings completed
Awards
Deaths
See also
References
Events
May 17
– The renovation and restoration of
Mies van der Rohe
's
Crown Hall
at the
Illinois Institute of Technology
commences with the smashing of the first of the large glass walls, a privilege auctioned on
eBay
for over $2,500.
May 20
– The
United States Postal Service
honors twelve "Masterworks of Modern Architecture" on first class postage stamps.
October 6
–10 – Demolition of the last of the
Xanadu Houses
.
Buildings and structures
Copenhagen Opera House
, Denmark
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart
, Germany
Zentrum Paul Klee
in
Bern
, Switzerland
Buildings opened
See also:
Category:Buildings and structures completed in 2005
January 15
–
Copenhagen Opera House
, Denmark, designed by
Henning Larsen
.
March 5
– The
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart
, Germany, designed by Hascher et Jehle.
April 6
– New facility for the
Milan Trade Fair
in
Milan
, Italy, designed by
Massimiliano Fuksas
.
April 14
–
Casa da Música
,
Porto
, Portugal, designed by
Rem Koolhaas
's
OMA
.
[
1
]
April 17
– Expansion of the
Walker Art Center
in
Minneapolis, Minnesota
, designed by
Herzog & de Meuron
.
[
2
]
April 28
– The
Wynn Las Vegas
, designed by
Jon Jerde
.
May 10
–
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
in Berlin, designed by
Peter Eisenman
.
May 11
–
Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum
at
Bangkok University
,
Thailand
, designed by Architects 49.
May 30
–
Allianz Arena
in
Munich
, Germany, designed by Herzog & de Meuron.
June –
Zentrum Paul Klee
,
Bern
,
Switzerland
, designed by
Renzo Piano
.
July 22
– Tower of
St Edmundsbury Cathedral
in
Bury St Edmunds
, England.
August 27
– The
Turning Torso
in
Malmö
, designed by
Santiago Calatrava
,
the tallest building in Sweden
and
Scandinavia
(2005–present).
September –
Idea Store Whitechapel
, London, UK designed by
David Adjaye
Associates.
October 8
–
Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía
,
Valencia
, designed by
Santiago Calatrava
.
October 15
– New
de Young Museum
in
San Francisco, California
, USA, designed by
Herzog & de Meuron
.
October 17
–18 –
National Waterfront Museum
,
Swansea
, UK, designed by
Wilkinson Eyre
.
October 30
– The reconstructed
Dresden Frauenkirche
, in
Dresden
, Germany, is consecrated.
specific date not listed
Bloomberg Tower
in
Manhattan
, New York, United States is completed.
2 Marsham Street
in London, designed by
Terry Farrell
, is first occupied by the British government department, the
Home Office
, for whom it was built.
Maggie's Centre
at
Inverness
in the
Scottish Highlands
, a drop-in cancer care centre designed by
Page\Park Architects
.
Buildings completed
Edificio Mirador in
Madrid
, Spain
date unknown
The
Chongqing World Trade Center
in
Chongqing
, China.
Chelsea Tower
in
Dubai
,
United Arab Emirates
.
Q1 Tower
in
Surfers Paradise, Queensland
, the
tallest building in Australia (2005–present)
.
Mirador
apartment building in
Madrid
, Spain, designed by
MVRDV
and Blanca Lleó.
Tromsø Library and City Archives
in Norway, designed by Kjell Beite.
Jaume Fuster Library
in
Barcelona
, Spain, designed by Josep Llinás.
Santa Caterina Market
roof in Barcelona, designed by
Enric Miralles
Benedetta Tagliabue
.
Antvorskov Church,
Slagelse
, Denmark, designed by Regnbuen Arkitekter.
St. Henry's Chapel,
Turku
, Finland, designed by Matti Sanaksenaho.
Private residences
Casa Poli,
Concepción, Chile
, designed by
Pezo von Ellrichshausen
.
[
3
]
Casa Tóló, Lugar das Carvalhinhas, Portugal, designed by
Álvaro Siza Vieira
.
[
4
]
Haus Bold,
Bad Waldsee
, Germany, designed by Thomas Bendel.
[
5
]
Light House
,
Notting Hill
, London, designed by Gianni Botsford.
[
6
]
Awards
AIA Gold Medal
–
Santiago Calatrava
Architecture Firm Award
–
Murphy/Jahn
AIA
Twenty-five Year Award
–
Yale
Center for British Art,
New Haven, Connecticut
by
Louis Kahn
Driehaus Architecture Prize
–
Quinlan Terry
[
7
]
Emporis Skyscraper Award
–
Turning Torso
by
Santiago Calatrava
European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture
(
Mies van der Rohe Prize
) –
Rem Koolhaas
for
Netherlands Embassy Berlin
Grand Prix de l'urbanisme
–
Bernard Reichen
LEAF Award, Grand Prix
–
Henning Larsen Architects
for the
IT University of Copenhagen
Mies van der Rohe Prize
–
Rem Koolhaas
for the
Dutch Embassy (Berlin)
Praemium Imperiale Architecture Award
–
Yoshio Taniguchi
Pritzker Prize
–
Thom Mayne
, of
Morphosis
Prix de l'Équerre d'Argent
–
Florence Lipsky
and
Pascal Rollet
for the Science Library at
Orléans-la-Source
RAIA Gold Medal
–
James Birrell
RIAS Award for Architecture
–
Scottish Parliament building
,
Edinburgh
, designed by
EMBT
&
RMJM
RIBA
Royal Gold Medal
–
Frei Otto
Stirling Prize
–
Scottish Parliament building
,
Edinburgh
, designed by
EMBT
&
RMJM
[
8
]
Thomas Jefferson Medal in Architecture
–
Shigeru Ban
Vincent Scully Prize
– The Prince of Wales (now
Charles III
)
Twenty-five Year Award
–
Yale Center for British Art
UIA
Gold Medal
–
Tadao Ando
Deaths
January 6
–
A. Hays Town
, prominent American residential architect based in
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
(born
1903
)
January 23
–
Richard Feilden
OBE
, leading UK architect based in
Bath
(born
1950
)
January 25
–
Philip Johnson
, influential American architect, first
Pritzker Prize
honoree (born
1906
)
March 16
–
Ralph Erskine
, British architect, designer of the
Byker Wall
(born
1914
)
March 22
–
Kenzo Tange
, leading Japanese architect, winner of the
1987
Pritzker Prize
(born
1913
)
June 4
–
Giancarlo De Carlo
, Italian architect (born
1919
June 30
–
Robert Y. Fleming
, American architect (born
1925
)
December 15
–
James Ingo Freed
, American architect (born
1930
)
See also
Architecture Timeline
References
↑
Ouroussoff, Nicolai (2005-04-10).
"Rem Koolhaas Learns Not to Overthink It"
.
The New York Times
. Retrieved
2011-11-27
.
↑
"Walker Art Center Timeline"
(PDF)
.
Walker Art Center Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
.
↑
"Casa Poli"
.
plataforma arquitectura
(in Spanish). 2007-01-05
. Retrieved
2017-12-20
.
↑
"Tóló House"
.
wikiarquitectura
. Retrieved
2017-12-20
.
↑
"House Bold"
.
Architonic
. Retrieved
2017-12-20
.
↑
Glancey, Jonathan
(2005-11-07).
"Bright Fantastic"
.
The Guardian
. London
. Retrieved
2019-10-02
.
↑
"Driehaus Prize for Classical Architecture – Recipients"
. Notre Dame School of Architecture. Archived from
the original
on 2013-04-03
. Retrieved
2014-04-05
.
↑
Kennedy, Maev (17 October 2005).
"Scottish parliament wins Stirling prize"
.
The Guardian
. Retrieved
19 October
2024
.
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