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The application was granted earlier this week to rezone the KPF-designed residential tower’s site.
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.
Central European University (CEU) has announced the selection of Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) as architects for the transformation of the Otto Wagner Hospital into its new permanent home.
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.
The reinvented building at the University of Kentucky received the certification earlier this month.
On March 30th, the Principal gave a talk on the KPF-designed HKUST Guangzhou campus as part of BEED’s 13th Asia School Construction Conference.
The project was featured in the outlet’s roundup highlighting projects with bold design and the best in amenities.
The new global headquarters for the investment management firm was honored as one of 11 top Baltimore projects of 2020.
On February 23, the KPF Principal discussed the Beijing supertall as part of the Skyscraper Museum’s Supertall! 2020 exhibition lecture series, during which architects provide insight into the design of their tallest towers.
Thrill-seekers can experience the city’s skyline from an open-air attraction atop the KPF-designed supertall tower.
KPF’s plans for a 33-storey project at 70 Gracechurch Street have been approved by the City of London Planning & Transportation Committee.
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.