Royal Gold Medal
The Royal Gold Medal for architecture is awarded annually by the Royal Institute of British Architects on behalf of the British monarch, in recognition of an individual's or group's substantial contribution to international architecture.
Royal Gold Medal People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
German-American architect
Le Corbusier
Swiss-French architect
Frank Lloyd Wright
American architect
Walter Gropius
German-American architect
Frank Gehry
Canadian-American architect
Alvar Aalto
Finnish architect
Louis Kahn
American architect
Rem Koolhaas
Dutch architect
Oscar Niemeyer
Brazilian architect
Tadao Ando
Japanese architect
Renzo Piano
Senator of the Italian Republic
Buckminster Fuller
American architect
Norman Foster
British architect
Charles Follen McKim
American architect
Edwin Lutyens
Architect
Frederic Leighton
Baron Leighton
Richard Meier
American artist
James Stirling
Scottish mathematician
Kenzō Tange
Japanese architect
Auguste Perret
French architect
Richard Rogers
Former Member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom
Frei Otto
German architect
Lewis Mumford
American historian
Charles Garnier
Missionary
David Chipperfield
British architect
Álvaro Siza
Portuguese architect
I. M. Pei
Chinese-American architect
Jørn Utzon
Danish architect
Pierre de Meuron
Architect
Willem Marinus Dudok
Dutch architect
Maria Mies
German author
Harry Seidler
Austrian-Australian architect
Arthur Evans
Archaeologist
Rafael Moneo
Spanish architect
Pier Luigi Nervi
Italian engineer
Ralph Erskine
Architect
Jacques Herzog
Architect
Aston Webb
British architect
Richard R. Rogers
Mary Kay Ash's son
Charles Correa
Indian architect
Denys Lasdun
English architect
Patrick Abercrombie
Town planner
Victor Laloux
French architect
Aldo van Eyck
Architect
Ragnar Östberg
Swedish architect
Giancarlo De Carlo
Italian architect
John Lloyd Wright
American architect
