Callie Omojola
Callie Omojola has over a decade of experience working at Kohn Pedersen Fox, where she has focused on mixed-use, hospitality, and master planning projects across the United States, United Kingdom, India, Japan, and China.
Her management philosophy appreciates form and function in the planning process. She works closely with designers, the client, and stakeholders to promote sensitivity to regional and local contexts in the pursuit of efficient buildings for clients and users alike. As a Director, she collaborates with and organizes consultants for complex projects in various stages of design development through construction administration.
Callie’s projects include Three Sixty West, a 360,000-square-meter mixed-use development in Mumbai defined by two iconic towers that integrate synergy with water into their hospitality design. Connected by a podium stretching the length of the site, the towers feature a uniform vocabulary with staggered elements that create an animated, woven appearance. Callie acted as Project Manager for Qingdao Financial City in China, which is a high-end, mixed-use complex and future urban center that expresses a unique cultural spirit. She also managed the Shin-Fukuoka in Japan, a low-scale, co-working and retail complex that incorporates themes surrounding urban roofs, grids, and oases. Locally, Callie has managed the renovation of the Andaz Hotel’s restaurant and storefront on Fifth Avenue in New York.
Callie is active in KPF’s various charitable endeavors aimed at championing young talent and creativity. She manages the firm’s volunteer opportunities with Publicolor, a youth development program that engages high-risk students in a continuum of design-based programs. She is also involved with KPF’s ACE Mentor Program of America, in which staff advise high school students with aspirations to pursue careers in design and construction.