Dušan Jurkovič Award
Named after Dušan Jurkovič (b 23 August 1868 Turá Lúka – d 21 December 1947 Bratislava), founder of modern Slovak architecture, the Dušan Jurkovič Award has been conferred since 1964 and by the Slovak Architects Association (SAS) since 1991. It is presented to an author or a team of authors for an implemented architectural or urbanistic work that has been instrumental in raising the standards and prestige of architectural or urbanistic work in Slovakia. It is bestowed annually by the Slovak Architects Association and the Fine Arts Fund. The award and nominations are decided by an international jury appointed by the Presidium of the Slovak Architects Association (SAS). Nominations may come from representatives of regions, creative associations, jury members and members of the Slovak Architects Association (SAS). The 2008 Dušan Jurkovič Award was conferred on Ivan Matušík and Sebastián Nagy for the residential complex Triangolo in Nitra.