nomination by the Government of Australia - Sydney Opera House
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Awards<br />
In addition to <strong>the</strong> awards detailed above, Utzon has<br />
won many Danish and international awards celebrating<br />
his architectural achievements. These include:<br />
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Royal Danish Academy <strong>of</strong> Fine Arts Gold Medal<br />
(Denmark 1945)<br />
First Prize, Private lives (for Scanian house types)<br />
with Ib Molgelvang (Sweden 1953)<br />
Eckersberg Medal (Denmark 1957)<br />
Architects Association <strong>of</strong> West Germany<br />
International Honorary Prize (West Germany 1966)<br />
CF Hansen Medal (Denmark 1967)<br />
Royal <strong>Australia</strong>n Institute <strong>of</strong> Architects Gold Medal<br />
(<strong>Australia</strong> 1973)<br />
Prince Eugen Medal (Sweden 1973)<br />
Royal Institute <strong>of</strong> British Architects Gold Medal<br />
(United Kingdom 1978)<br />
Läkerol Prize (Sweden 1979)<br />
Architectural Prize <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Association <strong>of</strong> Danish<br />
Architects (Denmark 1981)<br />
Alvar Aalto Medal (Finland 1982)<br />
Niels Prize (Denmark 1986)<br />
Nykredits Architecture Prize (Denmark 1987)<br />
Fritz Schumacher Prize (Germany 1988)<br />
Wolf Foundation Prize in Arts (Architecture)<br />
(Israel 1992)<br />
Gold Medal, Académie d’Architecture (France 1994)<br />
Sonning Prize (Denmark 1998)<br />
Pritzker Architecture Prize (United States 2003)—<strong>the</strong><br />
world’s most prestigious architecture award.<br />
Works<br />
Utzon’s main works are detailed below.<br />
Water tower at Svaneke (Denmark 1946)<br />
Utzon house at Hellebaek (Denmark 1952)<br />
Villa Dalsgaard at Holte (Denmark 1952–1953)<br />
Langelinie Pavilion, Copenhagen (Denmark 1953)<br />
Middelboe <strong>House</strong> at Furesoen Lake (Denmark 1953)<br />
‘Privatliv’ Housing near Lund (Sweden 1953–1955)<br />
Housing estate at Elineberg (Sweden 1954)<br />
Villa Frank at Vedbaek (Denmark 1955)<br />
Villa Lillesoe at Furesoen Lake (Denmark 1955)<br />
Villa Dalsgaard at Holte (Denmark 1956)<br />
<strong>Sydney</strong> <strong>Opera</strong> <strong>House</strong> (<strong>Australia</strong> 1956–1973; 1998– )<br />
Kingo <strong>House</strong>s at Elsinore (Denmark 1957–1959)<br />
Planetstaden housing estate at Lund (Sweden<br />
1958 –1959)<br />
Melli Bank in Teheran (Iran 1959–1960) with Hans<br />
Munk Hansen<br />
Birkehoj housing estate (Denmark 1960)<br />
The Fredensborg <strong>House</strong>s at Fredensborg, Copenhagen<br />
(Denmark 1962–1965)<br />
Frederiksberg town planning scheme at Copenhagen<br />
(Denmark 1963–1965)<br />
Silkeborg Museum <strong>of</strong> Art (Denmark 1963; 1970)<br />
Municipal Theatre, Zurich (Switzerland 1964)<br />
A New Angle, furniture (1967)<br />
Utok, furniture (1968)<br />
Utsep, furniture (1968)<br />
Espansiva, timber housing system (Denmark 1969)<br />
Jeddah sports stadium (Saudi Arabia 1969)<br />
Tritail Yacht (1970–1971)<br />
Can Lis (Utzon home) at Porto Petro, Majorca (Spain<br />
1971–1974)<br />
Kuwait National Assembly Complex (Kuwait 1972–<br />
1982) with Jan Utzon<br />
Bagsvaerd Church at Copenhagen (Denmark 1973–<br />
1976) with Jan and Lin Utzon<br />
Swimming baths at Lake Peblingesoen, Copenhagen<br />
(Denmark 1979) with Jan Utzon<br />
Paustian Furniture <strong>House</strong> at Copenhagen (Denmark<br />
1985 –1987)<br />
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