Daniel Dadoyan AIA LEED AP BD+C

Director

With over 20 years practicing architecture, Daniel has developed a variety of skills managing and delivering large-scale, complex projects throughout Asia and the United States. He has established a track record of successful commercial, retail, mixed-use, and residential projects that have been recognized with awards of excellence for design and sustainability.

Leadership of Complex Multi-Disciplinary Projects

Daniel brings deep experience leading diverse and talented teams to deliver outstanding projects. As project director of the Residences at Mandarin Oriental Miami, he helped lead the international design team to create a landmark, luxury development in Brickell Key. In Southeast Asia, Daniel oversaw the development of the award-winning Sequis Tower, a mixed use project that offers a new paradigm for urban connectivity in Jakarta, and the Autograph Tower, which hosts commercial, education, retail, and hospitality programs within the southern hemisphere’s tallest building.

The Residences at Mandarin Oriental Miami

Miami, FL, U.S.A.

Sequis Tower

Jakarta, Indonesia

Autograph and Luminary Towers

Jakarta, Indonesia

A Passion for Excellence in Execution

From conception through construction, Daniel is committed to delivering projects that perform at the highest level. His attention to the marriage of materials, details, and methods of making is evident in his work on the award-winning Marina Bay Financial Centre in Singapore, 2 & 5 Corporate Avenue in Shanghai’s historic Xintiandi district, and Suzhou International Finance Square, a 450-meter supertall that defines that burgeoning city’s skyline.

Marina Bay Financial Centre

Singapore

Suzhou International Finance Square

Suzhou, China

2 & 5 Corporate Avenue

Shanghai, China

Industry Leadership

Daniel has served as a part-time faculty member at Parsons, an Adjunct Instructor at the Department of Architecture and Planning at SUNY Buffalo, and a guest critic at both Cornell and at NYIT’s School of Architecture and Design. He was the recipient of the Richmond Harold Shreve Award for his graduate thesis and regularly presents KPF’s work at façade conferences.