From adaptive reuse to office towers, the eight KPF projects on Archello’s list represent a diverse set of typologies and were recognized across a similarly wide range of categories.
64 University Place: Housing Project of the Year – Mid Rise, Architecture & Brick Award
Situated in Greenwich Village between Washington Square and Union Square Parks, 64 University Place pays homage to the historic Revival-style buildings of the neighborhood while offering a distinguished, contemporary design.
One Fukuoka: Mixed Use Building of the Year
One Fukuoka comprises retail, office, and hotel amenities at the prominent crossing of Meiji and Watanabe Avenues, a prominent site in the Japanese city of Fukuoka.
Oriente Green Campus: Adaptive Reuse of the Year
Supporting Lisbon’s growing prominence as a new technology hub in Europe, the Oriente Green Campus is a multi-building tech oasis born from an incomplete, disused retail mall.
Panorama St Paul’s: Architecture & Stone Award
Panorama St Paul’s transforms an outdated 1980s office block in the City of London into a high-performance, sustainable workplace with a renewed relationship to its historic context—and a new destination on a key site on London’s Cultural Mile.
TCC DAKA Renewable Resource Recycling Center (RRRC): Industrial Building of the Year
A mixed-use project that combines industrial, cultural, and environmental programs into a new building type, the TCC DAKA RRRC radically reimagines the role of industrial architecture in society.
TP-LINK LXD: Office Tower of the Year
At TP-LINK LXD, a one-kilometer long landscape ribbon lifts the ground plane and wraps it around three buildings, transforming movement into shared social and ecological space and redefining circulation as habitable ground.
T. Rowe Price Headquarters: Office Building of the Year
Taking advantage of its prominent site at the gateway to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, the design for T. Rowe Price’s Headquarters creates a distinctive home for the locally rooted investment management firm.
Westlake 66: Mixed-Use Building of the Year
Situated between two Hangzhou landmarks, Westlake 66 reinvigorates a neighborhood with a new, green pedestrian link, office space suited to technology startups, a retail mall, and a hotel.
Archello’s international jury will now evaluate the longlisted entries, with finalists to be announced in November.
