This book gathers conversations with twenty-three Pritzker Prize winners, from Frank Gehry to Kazuyo Sejima. Created in 1979, the Pritzker is the highest accolade in contemporary architecture, regarded as the professional Olympus for architects. Initially awarded to the classics, it now values environmental and social awareness. The laureates share their experiences, key works, and their vision of architecture, contributing not only with their work but also with their words to the global architectural public opinion.