Ideo Morph 38 consists of two residential towers of differing height and apartment layouts, unified by an outer “tree bark” skin of precast panels and green walls, accented by dramatically projecting cantilevered glass rooms. Sky gardens at regular intervals contribute... View Project

The 50-story, 240-meter FKI Tower features an innovative exterior wall, designed specifically for the project. The building’s unique skin helps reduce internal heating and cooling loads and collects energy through photovoltaic panels that are integrated into the spandrel areas of... View Project

The design concept of the Ardmore is a multi-layered response to the natural landscape of the “garden city” of Singapore. This landscape concept is integrated into the design by means of the façade’s organic textures and patterns; expansive views across... View Project

Abeno Harukas is the tallest building in Japan, but its significance extends beyond this, to its anchoring role in the urban core of one of the country’s great cities, and for its novel use of greenery. The building, situated above a major rail terminal,... View Project

This new building in Sydney’s central business district presents an assertive and distinctive physical form, with an airy elevation of volumes on stilts, creating a public park below, unified by red-painted cross braces . The form supports an innovative interaction concept for the modern office... View Project

A worldwide symbol of postwar optimism and resiliency, the 1952 UN Secretariat is a signature work of mid-century Modernism by the trio of Le Corbusier, Oscar Neimeyer and Wallace Harrison. By the time renovations began in 2008, the Secretariat had... View Project

Upon completion The Point was the tallest building and structure in Ecuador, at 137 meters. It takes the opportunity presented by its prominent place in the skyline to experiment with the traditional skyscraper form, by undulating as a sculpture representing... View Project

The Cayan Tower is a 75-story luxury apartment building with a striking helical shape, turning 90 degrees over the course of its 304-meter height. Each floor is identical in plan, but is set 1.2 degrees clockwise from the floor below,... View Project

Upon completion De Rotterdam became the largest building in the Netherlands, at 149 meters’ height and 162,000 square meters of area. Its mass is broken down by three interconnected mixed-use towers, accommodating offices, apartments, a hotel, conference facilities, shops, restaurants,... View Project

Designed to compliment the rescue of a derelict former waterside inn, this new room provides a refuge above the 100-year flood level. Through an exceptionally long gestation, with prolonged exchange with the planning and conservation authority, a single room has... View Project