Robert Gutowski Architects

  • Practice
  • Projects
    • Our Lady of Fátima Shrine
    • Festetics Palace, Kőszeg
    • Philharmonic Hall, Yekaterinurg
    • Media and Infocommunications Authority
    • Concert Hall, Pannonhalma
    • Gymnasium, Pannonhalma
    • Szemző House, Kőszeg
    • Concert Hall, Nürnberg
    • Visitor Centre & Museum, Székesfehérvár
    • M. K. Ciurlionis Concert Centre, Kaunas
    • Sacre Coeur, Budapest
    • Basketball hall, Budaörs
    • Forest School, Táp
    • Greek Catholic Church, Debrecen
    • Villa, Budapest
    • Arcus Temporum art festival
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Awards

Robert Gutowski has won many international awards for design excellence, including the Media Awards and both the Iconic Awards in Frankfurt and the Architizer A+ Awards Special Mention in New-York for the Concert Hall, Pannonhalma.

Awards & prizes

Catholic Church, Páty, invited competition 2004, 1st prize

Media Awards 2007 Winner, Budapest

Holiday Inn Hotel, Budapest, invited competition 2007, 2nd prize

Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction 2008 Nominee, Zurich

RIBA Goldfinger Scholar 2010, shortlisted with Carmody Groarke, London

Media Awards 2013 Finalist, Budapest

Pilgrim House, Mariazell, invited competition 2015, 1st prize

Media Awards 2016 Finalist, Budapest

Architizer A+ Awards 2017 Special Mention, New-York

The Plan Award 2017 Culture Finalist, Venice

The Plan Award 2017 Renovation Finalist, Venice

ICONIC Awards 2017 Interior Winner, Frankfurt

The Plan Award 2017 Interior Finalist, Venice

Yekaterinburg Philharmonic Hall, international competition 2018, 3rd prize

Ostrava Concert Hall, international competition 2019, longlisted

National Concert Hall, Vilnius, international competition 2019, 7th place

Big SEE Architecture Awards 2019 Winner, Ljubljana

Yekaterinburg Philharmonic Hall

To activate the historical and cultural significance of music in the city of Yekaterinburg, a design competition to create a new concert hall was announced in 2018. The top three architectural concepts were recently selected by the jury committee, awarding first place to Zaha Hadid Architects, and the two runner-up positions to Robert Gutowski Architects and Alvisi Kirimoto respectively. Despite selecting ZHA's proposal as the project laureate, all three projects are still in contention as the feasibility studies are ongoing. For the snowy climate of this Russian city, the buildability of the design continues to be under debate.