Our book "Urban Planning in Nazi Germany" (German edition: "Städtebau im Nationalsozialismus") received the Architecture Book Award 2025 for the category: History on 27.11.2025 in London. This prize was awarded by the World Architecture Festival (Miami), the Temple Bar Trust and The Architects' Company (London).
The award was justified as follows:
"Perhaps not an obvious topic for a prize-winning book, this huge and impressively edited volume describes in a clear straightforward manner the full gamut of urban planning under Hitler’s regime. Part of a series of similar studies into mid-20th century totalitarianism, it is both exhaustive and terrifying in equal measure. It is commendable that these German scholars were willing to look at this dark historical period with such rigour and candour: other nations should likewise be scrutinising their own unsavoury built heritage."
Jury: Murray Frazer, Simon Henley, Cindy Walters
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