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.
This year, PLP Architecture moved into our new headquarters in Derwent London’s White Chapel Building. Designed by our in-house team, the workspace was conceived with two ultimate aims: to mark the end of one chapter and embed the legacy of our journey up to this point, and to set a tone for our work ahead by embodying the principles that we champion today.
PLP Architecture celebrated its sixteenth anniversary this week with an event at its London studio, bringing the team together to reflect on the practice’s evolution and the projects that have shaped its identity over the past decade and a half.
Opus, the first residential building in the Bankside Yards masterplan, has officially topped out. Designed by PLP Architecture for Native Land, and constructed by Multiplex, the 50-storey tower rises on London’s South Bank and marks a key milestone in the delivery of this all-electric, fossil-fuel free neighbourhood.
Michael Polisano, Studio Designer at PLP Architecture, has been interviewed by Architecture Lab as part of a feature on designers shaping the future of architecture. The piece highlights Michael’s role in delivering the studio’s new London workspace and his wider contributions to the practice’s industrial design and sustainability research.
Savannah Willits, Team Lead at PLP Labs, has been interviewed by Stylepark magazine about the Labs’ research into neurodivergent design and the broader impact of inclusive thinking in architecture and workplace strategy.
Our new studio fit‑out in Whitechapel has been spotlighted by Wallpaper*, who praised its radical approach to circularity and resource-conscious design. In an article titled “A whopping 92% of this slick London office fit-out came from reused materials”, the publication explores how PLP Architecture has redefined the workplace interior by prioritising reuse, low-carbon strategies and material accountability.