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OKStories about architecture, cities, people, and inspiration. Through words, images and video, learn more about the impact of KPF's work in the built environment.
On January 26, the KPF President will discuss the designs of the China Resources Tower and Lotte World Tower, two of KPF’s supertalls in Asia.
Work on the KPF-designed renovation project in Manhattan’s Flatiron District commenced in November 2020.
The D.C. project, completed in 1997, ushered in a new architectural style to the nation’s capital, departing from the dominant classical and brutalist styles, with its expressive and transparent façade.
Members of the global design and development team celebrated the milestone for the mixed-use development on December 30th, with many in attendance virtually.
As the year comes to a close, KPF highlights the firm’s accomplishments of 2020, from project milestones and awards to events and new partnerships.
KPF’s design for the Baltimore-based investment management firm’s new building made the top 10 list of the current, best, unbuilt architecture.
On December 23, the KPF team celebrated the milestone for the multi-phase, mixed-use development.
Earlier this month, the KPFLab team announced its second annual global competition, tasking staff with designing virtual 3D snow globes.
11 KPF-designed projects won 13 awards across six categories, with One Shenzhen Bay receiving the Pro+ Platinum award.
Located in Beatty Development’s Harbor Point, the pedestrian-scaled project connects to the waterfront and a new park.
Asli Oney, Digital Fabrication Manager, and Darwin Diaz, Digital Fabrication Technologist, shared their innovative uses of 3D printing techniques and discussed the future of digital fabrication.
CITIC Tower, China Resources Tower, Ping An Finance Centre, Suzhou IFS, and One Shenzhen Bay were included in the CTBUH’s Chinese publication "The Frontier of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat: Global Development Interpretation and Case Studies (Vol. 1)."
KPF showcased an exhibition of projects from around the region, and on December 3, Fausto Nunes, Senior Associate Principal from KPF’s Shanghai office, gave a speech, highlighting the firm’s sustainability goals.
On Saturday, November 21, KPF volunteers participated in the National Organization of Minority Architects Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) professional development program.