Editing Prix de Rome (section)

===20th century (architecture)===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! scope="col" width="50px" | Year
! scope="col" width="225px" | Premier Prix
! scope="col" width="240px" | Deuxième Prix
! scope="col" width="180px" | Troisieme Prix/<br />Honorable Mention
! scope="col" width="380px" | Competition project
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| 1901 || Jean Hulot || || || An American Academy
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| 1902 ||[[Henri Prost]] || Eugène Chifflot || || A national print house
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| 1903 || [[Léon Jaussely]] || Jean Wielhorski and Henri Joulie|| || A public square
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| 1904 || [[Ernest Michel Hébrard]] || Pierre Leprince-Ringuet || || A carpet manufactory
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| 1905 || [[Camille Lefèvre]] || || || A water tower
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| 1906 || [[Patrice Bonnet]] || || || A French college
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| 1907 || [[Charles Nicod]] || || || An observatory and scientific station
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| 1908 || Charles Louis Boussois || || ||
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| 1909 || [[Maurice Boutterin]] || || || A colonial palace
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| 1910 || Georges-Fernand Janin || || || A sanatorium on the Mediterranean coast
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| 1911 || [[René Mirland]] || [[Paul Tournon]] || || A monument to the glory of the independence of a large country
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| 1912 || [[Jacques Debat-Ponsan]] || [[Roger-Henri Expert]] || || A casino in a spa town
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| 1913 || Roger Séassal || Gaston Castel || ||
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| 1914 || Albert Ferran || || || A military college
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| 1919 || [[Jacques Carlu]] and [[Jean-Jacques Haffner]] || Eugène-Alexandre Girardin and Louis Sollier; André Jacob || || A palace for the League of Nations at Geneva
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| 1920 || Michel Roux-Spitz || Marc Brillaud de Laujardière || || 
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| 1921 || [[Léon Azéma]] || Maurice Mantout || || A manufactory of tapestries and art fabrics
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| 1922 || Robert Giroud || || || A large Military development college
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| 1923 || [[Jean-Baptiste Mathon]] || Georges Feray || || The residence of the French ambassador in Marocco
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| 1924 || Marcel Péchin || || || An institute of general botany
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| 1925 || Alfred Audoul || Marcel Chappey || || A National School of Applied Arts
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| 1926 || Jean-Baptiste Hourlier || || || A summer residence for a Chief of State
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| 1927 || [[André Lecomte]] || [[André-Albert Dubreuil]] || || An Institute of Archaeology and Art
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| 1928 || [[Eugène Beaudouin]] || Gaston Glorieux and Roger Hummel || || An embassy in a large Far Eastern country
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| 1929 || [[Jean Niermans]] || Germain Grange and André Hilt || || A palace for the Institute of France
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| 1930 || Achille Carlier || [[Noël Le Maresquier]] and Alexandre Courtois|| || A college of fine arts
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| 1931 || [[Georges Dengler]] || Georges Bovet || ||A French intellectual centre of propaganda abroad
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| 1932 || [[Image:M. (Camille) Montagné, Gd (grand) prix de Rome d'architecture - btv1b532570462.jpg|200px]] <br>Camille Montagné || [[André Aubert]] and Robert Pommier || || A summer residence in the mountains
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| 1933 || [[Alexandre Courtois]] || [[Robert Camelot]] and [[Charles-Gustave Stoskopf]]|| || A church of pilgrimage
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| 1934 || André Hilt || Georges Letélié and [[Pierre-Jean Guth]]|| || A permanent exhibition of contemporary art
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| 1935 || Paul Domenc|| || || An institute of intellectual cooperation
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| 1936 || [[André Remondet]] || Georges Noël and Pierre Lablaude || || A naval museum
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| 1937 || [[Georges Noël]] || Othello Zavaroni and [[Paul Jacques Grillo]] || || A French Pantheon
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| 1938 || [[Henry Bernard (architect)|Henry Bernard]] || [[Pierre Dufau]] and Gonthier || || A sports organisation centre
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| 1939 || [[Bernard Zehrfuss]] || Sachs and Sergent|| || A palace of the French colonial empire
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| 1942 (?)|| Raymond Gleize || || ||
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| 1943 || André Chatelin and Jean Dubuisson|| || ||
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| 1944 || Claude Béraud || Henry Pottier || ||
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| 1945 || [[Jean Dubuisson]] and [[Jean de Mailly (architect)|Jean de Mailly]] jointly || || || Palace for the Court of Justice
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| 1946 || [[Guillaume Gillet (architect)|Guillaume Gillet]] || || || Grand Foyer of the crews of the Fleet
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| 1947 || Jacques Cordonnier || Paul La Mache || || Ministry of Arts
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| 1948 || Yves Moignet || || || 
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| 1949 || Paul Vimond|| || || A French college
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| 1950 || [[Jacques Perrin-Fayolle]] || Poutu, Audoul and Castel jointly, [[Xavier Arsène-Henry]] || || A Mediterranean university
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| 1951 || [[Louis-Gabriel de Hoÿm de Marien]] || Bergerioux and Marriage|| || A conference and congress centre
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| 1952 || Louis Blanchet ||Pierre-André Dufétel and Levard || ||Communal home of a large city
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| 1953 || Olivier-Clément Cacoub|| Chaudonneret and Bourdon|| || Mount of Martyrs
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| 1954 || [[Michel Marot]] ||Marty and Chauvin || || A centre of African Research in Kano
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| 1955 || [[Ngo Viet Thu|Ngô Viết Thụ]] ||Pouradier Duteil and Maréchal || || A votive sanctuary
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| 1956 || Serge Menil || [[Michel Folliasson]] || || An Acropolis
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| 1957 || Jean-Marie Brasilier|| Delb and Robert || || A Palace of Natural Science
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| 1958 || Gérard Carton ||Claude Bach and Menart || || A Pantheon for Europe
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| 1959 || Gérard Carton || Tournier and Hardy|| ||An international conference centre for drama and opera
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| 1960 || Jean-Claude Bernard || Doucet and Cacaut || || Business centre of large capital city
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| 1961 || || [[Jacques Labro]]|| || A monastery
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| 1962 || || Jean-Loup Roubert and Christian Cacault || ||
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| 1963 || Jean-Louis Girodet || Jacques Lallemand || || A marine institute
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| 1964 || [[Bernard Schoebel]]|| || ||An artificial island with arts centre and water sports 
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| 1965 || Jean-Pierre Poncabaré|| || || A foundation for the study of modern architecture
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| 1967 || [[Daniel Kahane]] || Michel Longuet and [[Aymeric Zublena]]||(last award) ||A house for Europe in the event of a transformation of the center of Paris 
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