KPF projects were awarded Gold, Silver, and Merit Awards in the 11th China Real Estate and Design (CRED) Awards.
Huamu Lot 10 – The Summit, Citymark Tower, and Guangzhou One Pengrui received Gold in the Mixed-Use category:
Huamu Lot 10 – The Summit is defined by three bold office towers with cantilevered sky galleries and central plaza. The development integrates culture and commerce and transforms a previously neglected riverfront into an active civic realm.
Citymark Tower is a 64-story mixed-use tower and anchor of the Citymark Center masterplan in Shenzhen. Comprised of two components, office and residential, the tower is designed with elegant angles and cutback corners to create a striking expression on the city’s skyline.
Guangzhou One Pengrui – Phase One, is a mixed-use, nature-integrated development located at the eastern end of the Guangzhou Finance City Master Plan. Overlooking the Pearl River, the project consists of residential, office, hospitality, retail, and public spaces, serving as a transitional area between the natural landscape and the urban environment.
Fuzhou Rivercity has been awarded the Silver Award in the Comprehensive Development category. Anchored on a prime 846-meter stretch of Fuzhou’s mother river and framed by distant mountains, the 460,000 sqm mixed-use district weaves the city’s history, culture, and evolving rhythm into a vibrant, walkable ecological community. Four interconnected plots link to the metro and riverfront park, integrating residential office, and retail within public spaces that foster healthy, innovative, and sustainable living and work
Yiwu Place has been awarded a Merit in the ‘Retail Commerce’ category. The mixed-use complex offers a contemporary shopping experience and incorporates a variety of architectural forms, communal areas, and traditional materials to promote urban exploration and interaction.
Last year, KPF was named “Elite Design Brand” and four KPF-designed projects were announced winners. The CRED Awards evaluate projects on architectural aesthetics, environmental protection, user experience, and economic benefits. See the full list of winners here.
