Jacob Prize

The Jacob Prize (Norwegian: Jacob-prisen) is an annual award presented to an active Norwegian architect, artist, craftsman, or designer who has made a lasting contribution to their field.^[1] The award is Norway's highest design award.^[2][3]

Norwegian architect Niels A. Torp receiving the 1999 Jacob Prize award from Peter Butenschøn.

Since 2014, DOGA has presented the award.^[4]

Recipients

Year	Recipient
1957	Jacob Prytz[4] and Willy Johansson[4]
1958	Elise Jakhelln[4]
1959	Birgit Wessel[4]
1960	Bjørn Ianke[4]
1961	Sigurd Alf Eriksen[4]
1962	Bendt Winge[4]
1963	Sigrun Berg[4]
1964	Kjellaug Hølaas[4]
1965	Tone Vigeland[4]
1966	Arne Lindaas[4]
1967	Synnøve Anker Aurdal[4]
1968	Birger Dahl[4]
1969	Benny Motzfeldt[4]
1970	Margrethe von der Lippe and Jens von der Lippe[4]
1971	Tormod Alnæs[4]
1972	Grete Prytz Kittelsen[4]
1973	Anne Lise Aas[4]
1974	Tias Eckhoff[4]
1975	Charlotte Block Hellum[4]
1976	Bjørn A. Larsen[4]
1977	Not awarded
1978	Ingmar Relling[4]
1979	Severin Brørby[4]
1980	Vivian Zahl Olsen[4]
1981	Dagny Hald and Finn Hald[4]
1982	Hermann Bongard[4]
1983	Johannes Rieber[4]
1984	Annelise Knudtzon[4]
1985	Aud Dalseg[4]
1986	Balans-gruppen[4]
1987	Arne Åse[4]
1988	Jan Herman Linge[4]
1989	Sven Ivar Dysthe[4]
1990	Bjørg Abrahamsen[4]
1991	Bruno Oldani[4]
1992	Arne Jon Jutrem and Ellinor Flor[4]
1993	Sverre Fehn[4]
1994	Konrad Mehus[4]
1995	Terje Meyer[4]
1996	Beate Ellingsen[4]
1997	Liv Blåvarp[4]
1998	Lisbet Dæhlin[4]
1999	Niels A. Torp[4]
2000	Solveig Hisdal[4]
2001	Roy Håvard Tandberg[4]
2002	Leif Anisdahl[4]
2003	Petter Abrahamsen[4]
2004	Odd Thorsen[4]
2005	Enzo Finger[4]
2006	Ingjerd Hanevold[4]
2007	Jensen & Skodvin Architects[4]
2008	Ståle N. Møller[4]
2009	Egil Haraldsen[4]
2010	Sigurd Bronger[4]
2011	Lavrans Løvlie[4]
2012	Peter Opsvik[4]
2013	Helen & Hardv
2014	Reiulf Ramstad[4]
2015	Not awarded
2016	Bengler[4]
2017	Cathrine Vigander[4]
2018	Elisabeth Stray Pedersen[4]
2019	Runa Klock[4]
2020	Not awarded
2021	Goods[4]