Su Cully
Partner

About
Su Cully brings a strategic approach to design and placemaking, shaping future‑focused, community‑driven environments.As a Partner at PLP Architecture, she focuses on PLP’s strategy work, plays a key role in PLP Labs and is actively involved in advancing the studio’s growth in Korea. Her work spans master planning, mixed‑use and workplace projectsacross Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Su plays a leading role in PLP Architecture’s strategic and placemaking‑led work across global markets, shaping the vision and user experience of complex urban developments. She has contributed to major international projects including Tokyo Cross Park Vision, one of the largest regeneration initiatives in metropolitan Tokyo, and Assima in Kuwait City, where she helped integrate retail, hospitality, workplace and public realm into a cohesive mixed-use district. Alongside project work, Su has led workplace strategy and briefing for a leading Korean developer, defining next‑generation office principles, and has contributed to the development of a workplace design guideline for a leading GCC country, translating policy, culture and user needs into clear, future‑focused spatial standards. As part of her broader strategic work, she has provided strategic advisory to companies such as LG on innovation studies examining how emerging technologies and products interact with the built environment.
Su’s London experience centres on high‑quality workplace design within sensitive urban contexts. She was Interior Design Lead for 65 Davies Street in Mayfair, an over‑station development above the Bond Street Elizabeth Line station, where she led the design of the building’s communal spaces.
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About
Su Cully brings a strategic approach to design and placemaking, shaping future‑focused, community‑driven environments.As a Partner at PLP Architecture, she focuses on PLP’s strategy work, plays a key role in PLP Labs and is actively involved in advancing the studio’s growth in Korea. Her work spans master planning, mixed‑use and workplace projectsacross Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Su plays a leading role in PLP Architecture’s strategic and placemaking‑led work across global markets, shaping the vision and user experience of complex urban developments. She has contributed to major international projects including Tokyo Cross Park Vision, one of the largest regeneration initiatives in metropolitan Tokyo, and Assima in Kuwait City, where she helped integrate retail, hospitality, workplace and public realm into a cohesive mixed-use district. Alongside project work, Su has led workplace strategy and briefing for a leading Korean developer, defining next‑generation office principles, and has contributed to the development of a workplace design guideline for a leading GCC country, translating policy, culture and user needs into clear, future‑focused spatial standards. As part of her broader strategic work, she has provided strategic advisory to companies such as LG on innovation studies examining how emerging technologies and products interact with the built environment.
Su’s London experience centres on high‑quality workplace design within sensitive urban contexts. She was Interior Design Lead for 65 Davies Street in Mayfair, an over‑station development above the Bond Street Elizabeth Line station, where she led the design of the building’s communal spaces.