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Working mainly in his native Spain, which has regarded him as something of a national hero since his National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida opened in 1986, Moneo has approached commissions with the goal of making architecture that is simultaneously an ornament to the Old World and a beacon of the new.

Frank Gehry, Thom Mayne, Eric Owen Moss, Robert Mangurian, Craig Hodgetts — these architects were not only the creative equals of their New York counterparts, they were making architecture that was rooted in popular culture and as rich in ideas as anything that has come out of New York in decades.

Moneo makes architecture that refuses to show off.

"They taught me what it is to be an architect, and how to make architecture that comes from ideas".

She was able to make architecture that, though it had its roots in what was once called the avant garde, was genuinely popular.

"I have been exploring how I can make architecture that feels open," Ms. Sejima said in a prepared statement after winning the prize, "which I feel is important for a new generation of architecture".

If Mr. Moneo has been holding back on the outside, he shows us what he is capable of within: he has made architecture that is exciting at no cost to the dignity and reserve for which he is known.

One might say instead that he tries, in what is admittedly often an academic and highly studied way, to make architecture that inquires into the way in which the esthetic of the theme park has come to function as a part of the real world.

"To be under the covers and to try to make architecture that way is a fascinating thought," he said in a telephone interview.

The Grand Hyatt brand includes hotels the company said are in "premier city locations" and have architecture that makes them "the hub for those who want to see and be seen".

"So much of my work is about making architecture do things that it really shouldn't do, making it perform in unexpected ways, and collapsing the materiality of it," says Mr Arsham.