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What are the Awards? Award Categories Winners / Finalists Selection Process Educational Programs White House How to Participate Press Information Acknowledgments
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2004 Architecture Design Award Winner
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Polshek Partnership Brooklyn Museum of Art Renovation and Expansion, Brooklyn, NY 2004 Photography: Richard Barnes
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Located in New York City since the founding of the practice in 1963,
Polshek Partnership is known for architectural excellence and a longstanding
commitment to cultural, educational, governmental, and scientific institutions.
James Stewart Polshek and his six partners believe that the most elegant architectural
responses are both technically and socially relevant to their time and place. The firm's
architectural solutions are rooted in a collaborative process and extensive research,
involving analysis of context, program, public image, and environment and construction
technologies. Its commitment to dynamic solutions for hard-to-solve problems has led to the
completion of hundreds of projects around the world and important contributions to the cultural
life of their cities. Among their most notable projects are the Rose Center for
Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City,
the just-opened Entry Plaza and Pavilion at the Brooklyn Museum in New York,
the Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York City, the Mashantucket
Pequot Museum and Research Center in Mashantucket, Connecticut, the Center for the Arts
Theater at Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco, and the soon-to-be-completed William J.
Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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