in Paris for the holiday village Twannberg built by the Swiss Social Foundation. This prize has previously been awarded, for example, to the City of Amsterdam, to Le Corbusier and to the Government of the Punjab in India for the buildings in Chandigarh. In 2003 he was nominated from Slovakia for the Mies van der Rohe Award for European Architecture for the "Church of St. Francis Minorites" (in cooperation with -STUDIO FOR, Slovakia). Dahinden held honorary doctorates from FAU/ Buenos Aires, Comenius University Bratislava and CAYC/ Buenos Aires. Awards 1981 Grand Prix d'Architecture 1981, CEA Cercle d'Ètudes Architecturales, Paris 1981 INTERARCH 81, World Triennial of Architecture, Sofia, Medal and Prize of the City of Nates for Habitat in Iran 1983 INTERARCH 83,World Triennial of Architecture, Competition HUMA 2000, Sofia, Medal and Prize of the National Committee of Peace of Bulgaria for the Project "Stadthügel" ("Urban Mound") 1985 INTERARCH 85, World Triennial of Architecture, Sofia, Award for competition of projects and realizations, personal work 1989 INTERARCH 89, World Triennial of Architecture, Sofia, Award for the Biography "Justus Dahinden-Architektur-Architecture" Publications 1967 "New trends in church architecture" Universe Books, New York 1972 "Urban Structures for the Future" Pall Mall Press, New York 1974 "Akro-Polis . Frei-Zeit-Stadt / Leisure City" Karl Krämer Publ. Bern/Stuttgart, 1988 "Justus Dahinden - Architektur - Architecture" Biography, Karl Krämer Publ. Stuttgart, 1991 "M... anders /autrement /different. Migros-Zentrum Ostermundigen", Karl Krämer Publ. Stuttgart, 2005 "Mensch und Raum / Men and Space", Karl Krämer Publ. Stuttgart, References External links Dahinden in "Great Buildings" Dahinden in newsnjoy.co.kr (ko.) "Stavba kláštora a pastoračného centra pri kostole sv. Františka v Karlovej Vsi" (sk.) Portrait Dahinden (de.) Modernist architects Swiss urban planners 1925 births 2020 deaths People from Zürich Academic staff of TU Wien ETH Zurich alumni 20th-century Swiss architects 21st-century Swiss architects