Lee Polisano featured in Taiwan’s INHERITAGE magazine
Lee Polisano, Founding Partner of PLP Architecture, has been profiled in the Winter issue of INHERITAGE magazine, a publication by Taiwan Sotheby’s International Realty.
Lee Polisano, Founding Partner of PLP Architecture, has been profiled in the Winter issue of INHERITAGE magazine, a publication by Taiwan Sotheby’s International Realty.
PLP Architecture President Lee Polisano and Director Tina Qiu, who leads the firm’s Singapore studio, were recently interviewed by The Business Times, Singapore’s leading business publication. The article highlights PLP’s growing presence in Asia and explores three projects that exemplify the practice’s approach to sustainable, contextually attuned design: Park Nova, Arbor and PLP’s own new studio fit-out in London.
PLP Architecture has revealed early designs for Rikaz Towers, a new coastal landmark for Al Khobar on Saudi Arabia’s eastern seaboard. The announcement was made during Cityscape Global, the region’s premier real estate event. Designed for client Rikaz, the project introduces a mixed-use development of homes, hospitality, workspaces, and leisure at the edge of the Arabian Gulf.
Energy positive, timber framed and open to the public – Nexus Terrae is the winning proposal for the new headquarters of Italy’s Ministry of Environment and Energy Security, set in the historic EUR district of Rome. Designed as a symbol of environmental leadership, the project represents a new model for government architecture in Italy – one that embodies the nation’s environmental ambitions through transparency, innovation and civic engagement.
PLP Architecture has released a new short film documenting the design and making of its London studio at The White Chapel Building. The project, which transformed 22,850 sq ft of workspace through a pioneering circular fit-out, demonstrates how creativity and sustainability can coexist in architecture’s everyday practice.
PLP Architecture has unveiled the design for Epsom College Tokyo, the redevelopment of an existing building into a five-storey primary school located in the heart of the Japanese capital. Serving children aged 3 to 11, the school brings the spirit of the historic British institution into a distinctly Japanese setting, reimagining the traditions of English education through a design language of creativity, playfulness and craft.
PLP Architecture has published two new reports detailing the design and delivery of its new London studio – a pioneering workplace fit-out that reuses 92% of materials from the previous office and demonstrates the economic and environmental potential of a truly circular approach.
65 Davies Street, PLP Architecture’s office building above Bond Street’s Elizabeth Line station, has been awarded a Commendation at the 2025 Structural Steel Design Awards. The award recognises the project’s architectural clarity and the team’s sophisticated handling of complex technical constraints. The awards ceremony took place on 23 October at Landing Forty Two in the Leadenhall Building.
PLP Architecture Partner Andrei Martin has been featured in the latest issue of Property Insider magazine, contributing an article to a special edition exploring the rapid transformation of Warsaw’s skyline and the future of Polish skyscrapers.
PLP Architecture Co-Founder Ron Bakker has been appointed to the newly formed advisory board of the Symbiocene Institute, an international organisation dedicated to accelerating innovations that promote decarbonisation and more symbiotic relationships between people and nature.