Ted Neilan PLP Architecture is a founding member of Builds Bio+’s newly launched London/UK Chapter, a transatlantic initiative designed to boost collaboration, innovation and growth in life sciences between the UK and the US.
How can Singapore learn from other global urban design examples, to tackle some of the unique challenges it is set to face in the future of its development?
‘Intersections’, a newly commissioned artwork by artist Harold Offeh, has been unveiled on the hoardings of the site for the PLP-designed workplaces at Holborn Viaduct.
In this weekend’s edition of the Financial Times, journalist Dominic Bradbury explores London’s Southbank and highlights how PLP Architecture’s masterplan for Bankside Yards is shaping its evolution as one of the capital’s leading cultural destinations.
Last night, PLP Architecture hosted “Scaling Circularity,” a panel discussion held at our London studio that explored the role that circular design principles need to play in the built environment.
The New York Times recently paid a visit to our site at Bankside Yards, to unpack the theory behind its pioneering 5th generation energy network.
Arbor has been shortlisted for the Society of Façade Engineers’ 2024 awards. This recognition highlights the innovative design and sustainability features of our all-electric workspace at Bankside Yards.
The penthouse at Park Modern, on the ninth floor of a new £530m development in Queensway, is now on the open market – making it one of the biggest apartment listings of the year at £60m.
PLP’s AI Image Generation Competition has entered its third round, with our colleagues exploring innovative ways to integrate AI tools like Midjourney into design.