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This annually awarded architecture prize is usually referred to as ‘The Nobel Prize for Architecture’.
Question 1:
This annually awarded architecture prize is usually referred to as ‘The Nobel Prize for Architecture’.
A.
Thomas Jefferson Medal
B.
Aga Khan Award
C.
Pritzker Architecture Prize
D.
Stirling Prize
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