Rogers steps down from Pritzker Prize jury

richard rogers

New York architect and academic join panel as past laureate and Tata chief retire

Bosses behind the Pritzker Architecture Prize have named two new jurors for the profession’s highest global accolade – they will replace Richard Rogers and Ratan N Tata, whose terms on the panel have come to an end.

Deborah Berke is a practising international architect, educator and dean of the Yale School of Architecture. She is also an honorary trustee of the Norman Foster Foundation.

She founded Deborah Berke Partners in 1982 in New York City. Recent works include the Rockefeller Arts Centre at the State University of New York and the Cummins Indy Distribution Headquarters in Indianapolis.

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