The Pritzker Architecture Prize ( The Pritzker Architecture Prize is one of the world's leading architectural awards, known as the "architecture of the world", organized by the Hyatt Foundation, was first awarded in 1979, and is presented once a year, with the winner receiving a statue of Henry Moore and a monetary award. Recipients of the Pritzker Prize for Architecture include I.M. Pei (National Gallery of America East Building), Wang Shu (Ningbo Museum), and Jon Usson ().