The American Institute of Architects’ Twenty-five Year Award celebrates buildings that excel under the test of time. Eligible projects must have been completed within the past 25 to 35 years by a licensed US architect, though the buildings may be located worldwide. Winning designs are still operating under the tenets of the original program, demonstrating continued viability in function and form, and contributing meaningfully to American life and architecture. www.aia.org
1969 | Rockefeller Center
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1971 | Crow Island School
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1972 | Baldwin Hills Village
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1973 | Taliesin West
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1974 | S.C. Johnson & Son Administration Building
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1975 | Philip Johnson Residence (The Glass House)
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1976 | 860-880 North Lakeshore Drive Apartments
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1977 | Christ Lutheran Church
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1978 | Eames House
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1979 | Yale University Art Gallery
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1980 | Lever House
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1981 | Farnsworth House
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1982 | Equitable Savings and Loan Association Building
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1983 | Price Tower
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1984 | Seagram Building
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1985 | General Motors Technical Center
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1986 | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
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1987 | Bavinger House
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1988 | Dulles International Airport Terminal Building
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1989 | Vanna Venturi House
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1990 | Gateway Arch
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1991 | Sea Ranch Condominium I
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1992 | Salk Institute for Biological Studies
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1993 | Deere & Company Administrative Center
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1994 | Haystack Mountain School of Crafts
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1995 | Ford Foundation Headquarters
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1996 | Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel
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1997 | Phillips Exeter Academy Library
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1998 | Kimbell Art Museum
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1999 | John Hancock Center
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2000 | Smith House
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2001 | Weyerhaeuser Headquarters
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2002 | Fundació Joan Miró
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2003 | Design Research Headquarters Building
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2004 | East Building, National Gallery of Art
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2005 | Yale Center for British Art
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2006 | Thorncrown Chapel
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2007 | Vietnam Veterans Memorial
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2008 | Atheneum
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2009 | Faneuil Hall Marketplace
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2010 | Hajj Terminal, King Abdul Aziz International Airport
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2011 | John Hancock Tower
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2012 | Gehry Residence
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