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Comprising two towers connected by a 100-meter tall skybridge, the new building forms an iconic landmark on its prime site near the main tollgate to and from Seoul.
Anchoring the Thamrin Nine development, the new mixed-use building establishes an iconic presence on the city skyline while advancing the new district’s position as a dynamic center of commerce and cultural activity, welcoming visitors to its unique public areas – including rooftop observation decks – and providing a variety of spaces for living, working, and socializing.
Located in the new, Brookfield Properties mixed-use development, the 25-story tower will provide dynamic workspace for tenants and welcome the community into its public spaces, activating the revitalized neighborhood.
This month, KPF's office located in Midtown Manhattan received the distinction for its hygiene and office policy updates.
The condominium tower presents a cohesive aesthetic experience for residents, offering a clean and contemporary look from its striking form to its carefully-crafted interiors.
The KPF-designed residential project was highlighted in the article about Tampa’s pedestrian-friendly Water Street development.
The residential development, which includes the mixed-income residential tower 2 Waterline Square, tops the publication’s list of 10 significant projects.
John, KPF Design Principal, explained how COVID-19 has underlined the need for innovative natural ventilation solutions and how current KPF projects are addressing this.
The KPF Directors discussed China Resources Tower and Ping An Finance Centre in the magazine’s special issue celebrating the 40th anniversary of Shenzhen’s status as a free trade zone.
The supertall office tower is applauded in a Steel Institute of New York article for what it represents for an optimistic, post-COVID Manhattan.
Progressing on schedule, construction on the KPF-designed renovation project is slated to wrap up in 2022, with a modern look illustrated in new renderings.
111 Murray Street and Madison Square Park Tower were featured in CityRealty’s list highlighting the buildings and apartments within them.
The magazine invited creative minds to envision a more equitable future, and KPFui put forward its “digital twin” tool, which uses computation and artificial intelligence to make expert knowledge accessible.