MoMA Establishes $200,000 Annual Ambasz Prize for Nature-Reconciled Architecture
The Museum of Modern Art has received a gift from the Legacy Emilio Ambasz Foundation to launch the Ambasz-MoMA Annual Prize for Nature-Reconciled Architecture. The award will grant $200,000 annually to a project completed within the last 30 years that demonstrates a creative relationship between the built and natural environments. The prize money is split equally between the architect and a non-profit organization for tree planting, with the inaugural ceremony scheduled for late 2026.
- People: Emilio Ambasz
- Museums: The Museum of Modern Art, MoMA, Ambasz Institute for the Joint Study of the Built and the Natural Environment
- Locations: New York
- Prices: $200,000, $100,000
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