"The Francis Crick Institute in London’s King’s Cross and Imperial College’s I-Hub are no longer new buildings, but what they have enabled, coupled with advances in technology, could help breathe new life into urban office locations." - Andrei Martin https://t.co/2Myk5MqK92

Find out how to get involved next year, either as a school or a volunteer, here:

The pair each tutored a class of enthusiastic and creative students from Bethnal Green Bonner Primary School. Over a series of workshops and site tours, they developed their understanding of cities, the ideas behind them, and how to design.

“Working with the children on this programme provided us with a fantastic, fresh perspective on our daily professional tasks. As they learned from us, in turn, we gained valuable insights from their unique outlook on the world; and this is inestimable.” – Carlotta

Two of our architects, Carlotta and Triz, started with the fundamentals when training the next generation of architects in this year’s @OpenCity_UK Young City Makers programme themed ‘A More Sustainable London’.

What is an architect? How do you design a building? What is a city? Why is it important to create community spaces?

It's a place where connections flourish between residents, workers and visitors. Discover more here:

Three distinctive towers create a new icon for Riyadh’s skyline, whilst a diverse public realm at its base becomes a new destination for the city. The podium is rich with communal gardens, next-generation workspaces, bustling retail and a new buzzing hospitality destination.

Luxury Landmark, our design for a new mixed-use development in Riyadh, is a diverse mix of a lush green retail-led public realm, new workspace, and prominent towers with a mix of hotel, branded and unbranded apartments.

A defining icon, welcoming community, and a vibrant luxury lifestyle setting.

Designed by Tariq Heijboer and edited by Julia van den Hout of @OriginalCopyNYC and Andrei Martin, the book is published by @actar_publisher with photography by Julia van den Hout. Get your copy here:

The book includes captivating insights from guest writers, key influential figures who themselves have been instrumental in driving change within our built environment.

Another Kind – A Survey of the Possible City’ explores PLP’s development in the context of wider world events, how urbanism and society evolved with global phenomena, and how we as designers have looked to create more resilient, sustainable and social cities.

Looking for those last-minute Christmas presents? Don’t forget that we made a book!

The award is a fantastic recognition of the hard work of all our teams who, in all the work they do, strive to push us towards a more sustainable future. @Build_Magazine Read more on our website:

We have been named the Best Sustainable Architectural Design Studio 2024 - London in this year’s BUILD Sustainable Design Awards!

The making of 65 Davies Street: situated above the new Bond Street Elizabeth Line station, it is one of London’s best-connected offices, offering contemporary office space in the heart of Mayfair. Click below to watch the full video & hear from the people who made it happen.

Conceived as an oceanfront escape, @Lodha Sea Face façade is inspired by the pristine white beachfront condominiums of Miami, with strong influences of the ocean reflected in its fluid curves. Stay tuned to discover more! #LodhaLuxury #ByTheSea

The stunning art piece is embedded into the terracotta façade and takes inspiration from Mayfair’s natural history and the plants that once thrived in the area. @Grosvenor @futurecityblog

We were at 65 Davies Street to mark the launch of Clare Twomey’s permanent public art piece ‘Anatomy of Time’, created on the façade of the new PLP-designed office building in Mayfair.