Members from the KPF team receiving the Gold Award alongside the HKUST(GZ) client and collaborators.
HKUST(GZ). Credit: TAL.
NYU Shanghai. Credit: TAL
Westlake 66. Credit: Atchain
HKUST(GZ) and Westlake 66 won Gold in their categories with NYU Shanghai earning Silver in this year’s program.
The MIPIM Asia jury selected projects across 11 categories based on sustainability, ability to integrate into surrounding context and community, quality of user experience, originality, and the economic contributions of the development.
Two of KPF’s projects were honored in the Best Infrastructure, Community, and Civic Project category. Earning Gold, HKUST(GZ) spans 267 acres and will accommodate more than 10,000 students and faculty upon the completion of the three-phase development plan. The campus is carbon neutral-ready and features a zero water waste system. Honored with the Silver Award, NYU Shanghai is an LEED Gold campus contained in four buildings organized in a pinwheel formation to maximize interdisciplinary education.
Earning Gold in the Best New Mega Development category, Westlake 66 was recognized for its role in reinvigorating a deteriorated neighborhood, transforming it into a new hub for technology startups and young professionals.
The winners were announced at a Gala Dinner on December 6 at the Grand Hyatt in Hong Kong. View the all the winners here.
In last year’s program, TP Link LXD and Baker Circle earned Gold and Silver, respectively, in the Best Futura Project category.