Process
Stories about architecture, cities, people, and inspiration. Through words, images and video, learn more about the impact of KPF’s work in the built environment.
Projects
Board of Regents Approves University of Michigan Center for Innovation
The University’s board approved the agreements of land donation and purchases, along with a gift from Stephen M. Ross, ensuring the progress of the KPF-designed building in Detroit.
Projects
TCC Hangzhou Tops Out
This summer, KPF joined the celebration of the milestone for the Taiwan Cement Corporation office building in Hangzhou.
Awards
Design in Detail Wins Award of Excellence in Marketing Communications Awards
KPF’s recent self-published book took home the top recognition in the Book/Monograph Print Edition category of the Society of Marketing Professional Services (SMPS) awards program.
Stories
Preservation – Adaptive Reuse
Projects
Park Hyatt London River Thames Residences launched at One Nine Elms
John Bushell, KPF Design Principal gave a brief speech at the star-studded launch of the Park Hyatt London River Thames Residences, part of the KPF-designed development.
Stories
Conversion – Adaptive Reuse
Stories
Densification – Adaptive Reuse
Stories
Rejuvenation – Adaptive Reuse
Press Releases
KPF Publishes Design in Detail, Exploring Achievements in Architectural Craft
An in-depth look at 14 of the firm’s most iconic buildings around the world, the volume reveals how the overall design concept is realized down to the smallest scale with crafted elements such as custom-glazed terra cotta tiles, cast bronze art, and carved blocks of stone.
Projects
One Madison Avenue Tops Out
Today, KPF and SL Green celebrate the milestone for the renovation project, an office building overlooking Madison Square Park.
Stories
District Architecture
Projects
Jakarta MPP Completes in Indonesia’s Capital
Yesterday, KPF celebrated the completion of the 266-meter office tower developed by Mori Building Co., Ltd, marking the Japanese urban landscape company’s first development project in Southeast Asia.