An integrated healthcare and research campus in Whitechapel brings together NHS services, specialist accommodation and public realm to meet urgent clinical needs, support key workers and unlock new green spaces for the local community.
The Interlace Towers are conceived as a new landmark for Riyadh: a pair of super-luxury mixed-use buildings that embody both a lifestyle and a vision for the city’s future. Guided by Salmani principles, the design combines authenticity and modernity, anchored in tradition while projecting ambition in line with Vision 2030.
PLP Architecture has developed plans for a new district redevelopment in the prestigious and culturally significant Uchisaiwaicho 1-Chome district of Tokyo, which connects to the 16-hectare Hibiya Park and looks across to the Imperial Palace. PLP are the master designer and placemaking strategist for the entire development, as well as the architect for two of the four mixed-use towers on the 6.5-hectare site. The design is for a multi-stakeholder partnership, comprising of ten of Japan’s most prominent companies.
With panoramic views across the Arabian Gulf, Rikaz Towers introduces a new way of living on Saudi Arabia’s east coast – a community of homes, hotel and public amenities that anchor a vibrant new destination for the city. Located steps away from the Corniche waterfront, the 63,780m² development creates a lively streetscape of shaded arcades, retail, dining and drop-off plazas, rooted by two distinct towers that shape a new civic identity for the city’s eastern edge.
The recently opened One Bishopsgate Plaza marks the completion of a mixed-use masterplan that originated with the adjacent Heron Tower to the south. The masterplan envisioned a new City of London, moving away from the mono-culture of the office towards a rich aggregate of different uses that brings together hospitality, residential, amenity spaces, new types of retail as well as innovative public realm and place making.
Luxury Landmark stands as a distinctive landmark in Riyadh’s evolving skyline. The luxury destination is centred on three components: a unique, recognizable silhouette in the skyline; a welcoming community with luxurious amenity; and a vibrant lifestyle setting within a natural and exquisite public realm.
Located along the South Bank of the Thames, this master plan will create a significant destination quarter and gateway for the borough of Southwark. The project reinvigorates a large and under-utilised site between Blackfriars Bridge and the Tate Modern museum, replacing two divisive blocks on either side of the mainline railway running north-south through London.
The Gateway District Offices in Delhi’s Aerocity set a new benchmark for premium workplaces in India, shaped by global perspectives on the future of work. In line with the Gateway District Masterplan, the building extends across the full site footprint and is organised around a generous central landscaped courtyard.
PLP Architecture, in collaboration with Tomoon Architects, have developed a proposal for a new residential development in South Korea’s Apgujung district. Situated between the serene Han River and a bustling retail thoroughfare, the development melds nature, luxury, and urban connectivity within an integrated and iconic architectural expression.
PLP Architecture were engaged to design an office-led mixed-use development at Aerocity’s Gateway District, setting the standard for the next generation of smart and sustainable office buildings at Aerocity. We were inspired by the masterplan vision aiming to break away from the model of inward-facing developments and introduce an active and permeable public realm, creating an exciting new environment for office users and the general public. Our challenge was reconciling a high-density development with a generous provision of open public space that is adequate for Delhi’s climate.