Mecanoo - Selected Awards and Honours

Selected Awards and Honours

  • 2010 Green GOOD Design award for Municipal Offices and Train Station Delft
  • 2008 International Prize Dedalo Minosse 2007/2008 Special Prize for Sustainability FiftyTwoDegrees, Nijmegen
  • 2007 Brick Award for Swimming Pool and Sports Centre het Marnix in Amsterdam
  • 2006 International Highrise Award 2006 for Montevideo, Rotterdam
  • 2006 International Prize Dedalo Minosse 2005/2006 for Montevideo, Rotterdam
  • 2006 National Steel Construction Prize 2006 for Montevideo, Rotterdam
  • 2006 City of Rotterdam Building Quality Prize 2006 for Montevideo, Rotterdam
  • 2003 Dutch Building Prize 2003 for the National Heritage Museum, Arnhem
  • 2001 A.M. Schreuders Prize 2001 for best underground building for Office Villa Maliebaan 16, Utrecht
  • 2001 ‘TECU’ Architecture Award 2000 for the National Heritage Museum, Arnhem
  • 2001 City of Rotterdam Building Quality Award 2000 for residential area Nieuw Terbregge, Rotterdam
  • 1998 National Steel Construction Prize 1998 for the Library Delft University of Technology
  • 1996 Ministry of Education, Culture and Science Best School Building Prize 1996 for Isala College, Silvolde
  • 1996 Mies van der Rohe Pavilion Award for European Architecture 1996 for Faculty of Economics and Management, Utrecht
  • 1987 City of Rotterdam Rotterdam Maaskant Prize for Young Architects

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