Office & Headquarters Archives

NTT Hibiya Tower, Tokyo, Japan

Within the Tokyo Cross Park masterplan, the NTT Hibiya Tower – a 230-metre tall and 361,000 m² tower – is one of Japan’s most advanced mixed-use developments. Purpose-built around IOWN, NTT’s light-based digital infrastructure, the building redefines what a headquarters can be, faster and radically more efficient. IOWN delivers up to 125× more data capacity, 200× lower latency, and 100× lower energy consumption than conventional networks, transforming the tower into a living platform for the future of urban life.

27 Savile Row, London, UK

27 Savile Row is a new development at the northern end of the London’s famed street for top-end tailoring. The building will become a new hub for the next generation of tailors, including affordable workspaces and a training academy for the London Academy of Bespoke. The design introduces 6,000 sqm of Grade A office space, a vibrant destination restaurant, and extensive public realm enhancements.

PLP Architecture Circular Studio Fit-Out

PLP Architecture’s new London studio at The White Chapel Building is a powerful statement of intent, a working embodiment of the practice’s core values of innovation, sustainability and collaboration. Delivered through a circular fit-out strategy, the 22,850 sq ft space demonstrates a bold new approach to workplace design: one that places people, planet and practicality at the heart of decision-making.

The Net-Zero Korean National Meteorological Center, Daejeon, Korea

The Korean National Meteorological Center is poised to become a landmark in sustainable architecture, representing Korea’s first net-zero government building. The new Center supports the National Meteorological Administration’s goal to be a leading positive influence against climate change.

22 Bishopsgate, London, UK

22 Bishopsgate, designed by PLP Architecture for AXA IM – Real Assets and Lipton Rogers Developments, is the tallest tower at the heart of the City of London’s financial district. Shaped to respect townscape views, its twenty-three-sided, faceted glass form makes a strong and serene backdrop to the surrounding articulated towers and to the historic fabric of the Bank of England Conservation Area.

Arbor, London, UK

Arbor is a hub for interaction, creativity, and inspiration in the heart of London, located in the hypermixed, fossil-fuel free Bankside Yards masterplan. It plays a vital role in shaping a 24-hour cultural neighbourhood that blends work and city life, art and technology, culture and nature. The building’s goal is to provide a one-of-a-kind workplace surrounded and activated by 8 diverse public spaces, 3 cultural areas, 14 arches with wellness programs and social activities, and 5-star hospitality; all of which links into London’s cultural network along the Thames’ South Bank cultural quarter.

The Edge, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

PLP Architecture was commissioned to design The Edge, Deloitte’s new offices in Zuidas, Amsterdam’s business centre. The ambition of the project was two-fold: to consolidate Deloitte’s employees, previously spread around multiple buildings throughout the city, within a single environment; and to create a ‘smart building’, intended as a catalyst for Deloitte’s transition into the digital age.

Gateway District Offices, Delhi, India

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.

Sky Central, London, UK

Following a successful competition submission, we were commissioned to design the interior and develop the exterior for Sky’s flagship new main building at their West London campus.

Worldmark 4, 5 & 6 Aerocity, Delhi, India

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.