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.

The feature follows several years of PLP’s growth across Asia and offers an insight into the values that underpin both Lee’s career and PLP’s practice: a belief in architecture as a driver of better cities, in research as the basis for meaningful innovation, and in a design approach that responds brings together local cultural understanding with global trends.

The article charts a path through several of PLP’s key projects, from early work such as Nova Victoria and Sky Central, to more recent projects that explore sustainability and urban transformation at scale. These include Arbor, Park Nova, and our masterplans for Bankside Yards in London and Tokyo Cross Park Vision.

It also highlights newer work in Asia, such as the National Meteorological Centre in Korea, a net zero civic building designed to support public engagement around climate change, and the AI Lab in Shanghai, a first-of-its-kind building created to support collaborative research into artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.

We are grateful to the editorial team at INHERITAGE for the opportunity to reflect on this work, and for introducing our practice to a wider audience in Asia.

Read the full article here.