Seaside Prize in October to Giancarlo De Carlo and Donlyn Lyndon

The Seaside Institute awarded the 2003 Seaside Prize in October to Giancarlo De Carlo and Donlyn Lyndon. The prize is awarded each year to the individuals or organizations making significant contributions to the quality and character of communities. De Carlo was a member of Team 10, which in 1959 rebelled against rigid International Style theories of urban design and architecture. According to Stefanos Polyzoides, De Carlo and his associates “began to advocate an approach to architecture and urbanism based on human immediacy, cultural specificity, and historical continuity.” Lyndon was praised for his architecture, urban design, academic career, and editing of Places magazine.