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KPF
Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) is dedicated to transforming cities through impactful design.
About KPF
KPF is dedicated to transforming cities through impactful design, collaborating closely with the world’s most forward-thinking clients to create high performing, carefully crafted buildings that are unique to their physical, social, and environmental contexts. The firm’s extensive portfolio spans more than 40 countries and includes a wide range of projects from commercial and residential buildings to civic and cultural spaces to education, research, and healthcare facilities. Driven by individual design solutions, rather than a predetermined style, KPF endeavors to design lasting buildings that mitigate their environmental impact and enhance the well-being of the communities they serve.
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Presence & Recognition
KPF won the 2026 Architecture Engineering and Design Summer League Soccer Championship.
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Presence & Recognition
KPF was named a finalist in the Digital Innovation and Optimisation Category at the 2026 Building Design. Architect of the Year Awards.
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Products & Services
KPF is building its own tools rather than waiting for outside labs to solve architecture’s unique problems, including its vibe-coding subagent that lets employees build interfaces and web apps from simple text prompts deployed only to KPF’s own servers.
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Customers & Market
KPF client Lendlease achieved a major sustainability benchmark for the Comcentre Redevelopment project.
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Presence & Recognition
KPF is hosting a symposium and exhibition titled KPF50: The Evolution of Urban Districts at the NLA in London on September 30, 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
KPF won the 2026 Building Design Architect of the Year Awards as a Radical Retrofit Finalist.
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Products & Services
KPF designed Robert H. Bruininks Hall as an interactive classroom model for teaching.
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KPF completed its first translational research building, the Houston Methodist Research Institute, directly connected to the Houston Methodist Research Institute at the heart of the Texas Medical Center.
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Products & Services
KPF designed the Suzhou International Finance Square, completed in 2020, as the tallest building hosting the world’s highest wedding hall.
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KPF designed the Ping An Financial Centre in Shenzhen, completed in 2016, as the tallest building.
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KPF designed the One Vanderbilt, completed in 2020, as the fourth-tallest tower in New York City at 427 meters connecting directly to the city’s public transportation network.
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KPF designed the International Commerce Centre in Hong Kong, completed in 2011, as the tallest building in Hong Kong hosting Ozone, the highest rooftop bar in the world.
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KPF designed the China Resources Tower in Shenzhen, completed in 2018 and 392 meters tall, using 80% recycled stainless steel in its façade.
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KPF designed the CTF Finance Centre in Guangzhou, completed in 2016, as the city’s tallest building at 530 meters.
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KPF designed the CITIC Tower in Beijing, completed in 2018, as the city’s tallest building at 528 meters and nicknamed China Zun.
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KPF designed the 555-meter-tall Lotte World Tower in Seoul, completed in 2017, as the tallest building in South Korea.
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KPF designed the 492-meter-tall Shanghai World Financial Center, completed in 2008, as the first supertall building.
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KPF designed the 30 Hudson Yards, completed in 2019, as the tallest building housing Edge, the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere.
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