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Profiles Glenn Murcutt, an Australian architect and recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize. His design tenets, including the construction of modest structures, and a refusal to use air conditioning; Biographical information; Architecture that is site-specific; Materials used, including corrugated iron.

Reports on the 2002 Pritzker Architecture Prize recognition to be given by Hyatt Foundation to Australian architect Glenn Murcutt in Rome, Italy, on May 29, 2002. Background on the professional practice of the architect; Design philosophy of the architect; Description of buildings designed by Murcutt.

Profiles Australian architect Glenn Murcutt and winner of the Pritzker. Description of Murcutt's work, which are composed of ordinary materials and are not skyscrapers; Discussion of his houses, which are characterized as environmentally fraternal and envelop local modernism; View that Murcott's style offers a way of how people build and live that is uniquely Australian and globally applicable.

Presents an interview with architect Glenn Murcutt, the 2002 winter of the Pritzker Prize. Principles of his design work; Why he only builds in Australia; What architects and buildings have influenced him; His respect for Aboriginal culture; Other questions about his work.

Presents an interview with architect Glenn Murcutt, the 2002 winter of the Pritzker Prize. Principles of his design work; Why he only builds in Australia; What architects and buildings have influenced him; His respect for Aboriginal culture; Other questions about his work.

Features Australian architect Glenn Murcutt who received the 2002 Pritzker Architecture Prize. Information on Murcutt; Comments from Pritzker Prize jury Chairman J. Carter Brown about Murcutt.