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Open House New York to Visit Hudson Commons
On Saturday, October 19, KPF and Cove Properties will open the under-construction building to tours as part of Open House New York Weekend.
Five KPF Projects Make the CTBUH’s List of 50 Most Influential Tall Buildings of the Last 50 Years
333 Wacker Drive, Lotte World Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, International Commerce Centre, and Tour First are celebrated for their contributions to the development of the tall building.
KPF President James von Klemperer Lectures in Berlin and Vienna about “The Future of Global Architecture”
The lecture focused on architecture at the global scale, and highlighted issues of context, connectivity, and sustainability.
A&D Awards Honor Five KPF Projects
CITIC Tower, Robinson Tower, China Resources Tower, SOHO Gubei, and Rosewood Bangkok earned spots on the 2019 shortlist.
Gene Kohn Publishes Professional Memoir “The World by Design"
In a series of personal and professional tales, KPF Co-Founder and Chairman Gene Kohn explains how he helped build one of the most successful architecture firms in the world, offering inspiring lessons on business leadership and design innovation that can be applied to many fields.
Morgan State University Earl G. Graves School of Business & Management Wins AIA Maryland Design Award
A winner in the Institutional Architecture category, the business school promotes community engagement and education through sustainable practice.
KPF Projects Win Architecture MasterPrize 2019
China Resources Tower, Rosewood Bangkok, and 52 Lime Street are among this year’s celebrated projects.
CITIC Tower Becomes Beijing’s Tallest Building
At 528 meters in height, the tower stands as Beijing’s tallest building, the fourth tallest in China, and the eighth tallest worldwide.
Qianhai Kerry Centre’s First Building Opens in Shenzhen
On Wednesday, Kohn Pedersen Fox and Kerry Properties celebrated the opening of the first building in the Qianhai Kerry Centre mixed-use development.
KPF-Designed West Lake 66 Breaks Ground in Hangzhou
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) is pleased to announce the groundbreaking of West Lake 66 in Hangzhou, China. Situated at the point of connection between West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Grand Canal, the 194,000 square meter project seeks to reinvigorate the city’s deteriorated surrounding blocks with five office towers, a boutique hotel, public parks and an active, mixed-use podium. To address the many changing urban conditions of this growing city and emerging technology hub, the scheme will form a new green pedestrian link between West Lake and the Grand Canal, Hangzhou’s two essential landmarks, and will provide office space suited to technology startups and young professionals.