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PREFACEDesign is the art and s cience of defining and

creating optimal, sustainable and beautifulenvironments for people. HOK's design solutions

result from a collaborative process that encourages

multidisciplinary professional teams to research

alternatives, share knowledge and imagine new ways

to solve the challenges of our built environment.

Human need is the foundation of our creative

process. Everything we do responds to the needs

and aspirations of our clients and our communities.

We give form and meaning to rooms, buildings,

landscapes and cities. At every scale, we understand

the flow of human activity that energizes the spaces

we design. We balance internal functions with

external demands of site, climate and culture.

HOK's global practice compels us to be responsible

stewards for the environment. As we shape buildings

and landscapes, we preserve natural resources

and celebrate sustainable values. We measure our

work by its contributions to the well-being of the

users and the place.

In science and art, success results from knowledge

and intuition. Though research and analysisare essential, sparks of imagination ignite new

discoveries. HOKs approach emphasizes this

integrated design process. Our geographic and

cultural diversity expands our knowledge, which our

talented individuals transform into innovative design

solutions that create real value.

We create this value for clients, users, communities

and ourselves. From a robust exchange of ideas,

solutions emerge that solve profound functional and

technical challenges while creating lively, memorable

and sustainable places for people.

This is what motivates and unites us.

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Boston Seaport Square

Carleton University Residence Commons Expansion

District of Columbia Consolidated Forensic Laboratory

European Spallation Source Research Center

Fisher Street Flats + Crossrail Shaft

Harlem Hospital Center Mural Pavilion

Huamao International Center

Humber College Building L Media Center

Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 Design Competition

Istanbul International Financial Centre

KONE Centre

Marina Mall

Millward Brown Office

Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital

National Mall Turf + Soil Reconstruction

NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction

Ogilvy & Mather Office

PHX Sky Train Automated People Mover

Reinsurance Group of America Headquarters

Royal London Hospital

Royal Sun Alliance Headquarters

Samchully Headquarters

San Francisco Public Safety Building

Sengkang General Hospital

Sun Moon Lake Resort Hotel

Tamar Redevelopment Project Landscape Design

Union Station Train Shed

United States Embassy in Moscow New Office Annex

University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

University of Florida Lake Nona Research Center

Universty of Miami Frost School of Music

United Methodist Church of the Resurrection

Xiamen Cross Strait Financial Center Concept Master Plan

Project Haiti Orphanage and Children's Center

agns b. Asia Headquarters

Alibaba Campus Landscape Design

AOL Canada Headquarters

Austin Planetarium

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central courtyard

HOKis the U.S. GreenBuilding Council's

pro-bonodesignpartnerforProjectHaiti,

thereplacementof anorphanageand

childrens centerthat was severely damaged

inthe 2010 earthquake. Inacountry

withnoenforceablecodes or functioning

infrastructure, this designputs forward a net

zeroenergy, waterand wastefacility that

meets LEED Platinumstandards.

Thedesignintegrates biomimicry to create

alocally attuned and responsivebuilding

solution. Thebuilding references a culturally

significantkeystonespecies, thekapok

tree, bothin thebranching diagrid supports

of thebalcony systemand thelow emissivity,

heat-shedding characteristics of its second

skin. Protecting thebu ilding liketree

bark, abambooboundary layershields

exterior walkways and vertical surfaces

fromdirectsunlightwhileallowing for

daylighting and natural ventilation. Aroof

gardenacts as thebuildings foliage,

supporting thesolarenergy systemand

providing additional greens pace.

Thenetzero designuses passiveand

renewablestrategies tosupporta safe,

healthy environmentforchildren, staff and

futureparents. Thebuilding systems are

designed toprovideindependencefrom

thecitys unreliablepowergrid, harnessing

excess energy to powerstreetlights and

publiccharging stations on thestreet.

Toensurea safewatersupply, aclosed-loop

system collects, treats and stores water

on-site. Awatercollectionsystemon the

roof funnels waterintoan underground

cistern. Gray and blackwaterarefed intoa

bioreactor, whichfilters and cleans itfor

reuseinlandscaping.

TopromoteHaitis richartisticheritage,

thedesignuses local materials and

artwork, especially ironwork, murals and

woodwork crafted by local artisans. Through

this project, designers intend toeducate local

craftsmenonreplicable, resilient

constructiontechniques.

Themainthree-story, L-shaped structure

envelops acentral courtyard, thefocal point

of theorphanages social life. Aseparate

towercontains training and officespace.

Thekitchenand dining areas and cornerstair

towerproviderefugeduring hurricanes. In

responsetoseismicrisk, thedesignuses

lightweightinfill and contains aground-level

safe zone where occupants can gather inthe

eventof an earthquake.

6,000 sq. ft. / 560 sq. m.

Completion: To be determined

Annual EUI: 34.76 kBTU / sf / yr

26.7% below ASHRAE 2007

Project Haiti Orphanage and Children's CenterPort-au-Prince, Haiti

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PROJECTHAITIORPHANAGEAND

CHILDREN'SCENTER1 administration

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2 office

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reception

Thedesignconceptcomes froman

understanding of agns b., a Frenchfashion

designerknownfora brand focusing

onfashionand film. Theinternationally

recognized brand has branched outinto

restaurants and cafes, art galleries,

chocolatiers, florists and finehousehold

merchandise. This visionis expressed as

muchthroughartand philanthropy as through

simple, yetoriginal, fashiondesign.

Toreflectthis ethos, thedesignbrings

togethersix central themes: Frenchculture

and identity, fashion, film, lifestyle, artand

philanthropy, and simplicity and originality.

Theexperienceof thenew agns b. office

begins fromthefirststep, outof the elevator

and intoa gallery exhibiting works by artists

fromaround theworld whohavecollaborated

withthefashiondesigner. These exhibits

rotateregularly to correspond withchanges

inthe fashionseasons. Adouble-glass sliding

dooropens intothereceptionarea.

Timberfloors extend fromthegallery into

thereception, wherean18-meter-long

glass partitionwithablackmetal frame

sets a dramaticbackdrop forthe reception,

capturing industrial sleekness with

Europeansoul.

Beyond thereceptionarea, meeting spaces

and training rooms arecentralized nearthe

press room, whichhas sliding doors thatcan

beopened toformalargereventspace.

Theofficelayoutis straightforward and

efficient. Privateoffices arelocated on the

coresidetooptimizedaylightand views.Acentral corridorconnects different

departments. Useof cabinets todivide

departments provides flexibility forfuture

changes whilecreating anopenstudio

environment. Informal meeting spaces

encouragecollaborationand interaction.

Reflecting the brands loveforand patronage

of thearts, agns b.s privatephotography

collectionis displayed throughouttheoffice.

Muchof the Frenchbrands uniqueculture

is revealed inthedesignof thestaff pantry,

whichis natural and simple, yet original. A long

table of salvaged wood forms thecenterpiece

forcasual staff gatherings. Thecolorscheme

is inspired by the brands signatureblackand

white tones, highlighted withgray feature

walls thatadd depthtothespace.

17,500 sq. ft. / 1,600 sq. m.

Completion: 2011

agns b. Asia HeadquartersHong Kong

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central green

Located afew miles fromWestLake, Alibaba

Group's new corporate campus rests inan

emerging IT-focused district. Thelandsca pe

planaligns thecontemporary visionand

cultureof Alibabawiththehistorically

significantqualities of WestLake.

WestLakeis the spiritual heartof Hangzhou,

one of China's cultural and artistic centers.

Embraced on threesides by lushgreen

mountains, WestLakehas been subtly

sculpted overthe centuries by several

generations of artists. Eachlayer contributes

afreshperspectivetothelandscapethat

gives Hangzhouits iconiccharacter.

Today, leaders inhigh-tech industries and

biomedical researchcontinueHangzhous

traditionof thoughtleadership. Whilethe

focus is different, WestLakeis a reminder

of therichlandscapetraditionthathas

shaped thecity.

TheAlibabacampus landscapeinitiates a

dialoguebetweenthe twoseemingly opposing

forces. Alarge, central green spaceevokes

thescaleand characterof WestLake. The

twisting building formprovide s aconstantly

shifting sequenceof mountain-likeexposed

and sheltered spaces. Thecareful integration

of local plantspecies defines thespaces and

creates seasonal and spatial experiences

thatencourageAlibaba's peopletointeract

and exchangeideas.

17.9 acres / 7.2 hectares

Completion: 2014

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main lobby

Thechallengewas todesignan inviting but

"edgy"workplacethatwould supportAOL

Canada's open, collaborativenatureand be

flexibletoaccommodateits changing needs.

Located in arustic, brick-and-beambuilding,

thenew workplacesupports thecompany's

socially engaged, innovative culture.

Workstations linetheperimeter, withbusiness

groups located in casual, interactivespaces.

Low-heightworkstations offerviews to

Torontos eclecticurbanenvironmentthrough

large, round-arched windows. The neutral

colorand materials provideabackdrop for

displaying AOLs branding and positionas a

technology leader.

Daylightis accessibleto all. Inthetransparent

central bay, enclosed spaces wrap around

woodencolumns and provideviews tothe

interiorbrickfacadeand adjacent

workneighborhoods.

Theexposed brickand woodenstructure

complements themid-century modernclassic

pieces, giving theworkplacethefeeling of

anoversized living room. Steel barndoors, a

concreteblockwall and other original features

recall theloft buildings industrial past.

Thespacefeatures unique furniturepieces

created by local artists using reclaimed

materials. Thehandcrafted receptiondesk

was modeled afteran industrial tool chest,

whileabasket-likechandelieradds interestto

theofficeenvironment. Colorful illustrations

commissioned by AOLa dd visual identity to

thecentral collaborationareas.

Avariety of open and closed meeting

environments providenew options for

cooperation. Special events hosted inthe

flexibleofficespacehaveenabled AOL

Canadatobuild strongerbonds with clients.

Thetwofloors areorganized around acentral

bay and connected by anopenstairflanked by

acaf and loungespace. Contrasting withthe

warm, nostalgiclook of thebrickand beams,

ablackcentral wall leads toan industrial

blackironstaircasethatconnects thefloors.

Thelowerfloors cafis a gathering point

situated around awoodenstairplatform. The

upperflooroffers game, dining and play areas

accented withunique furniturepieces.

15,000 sq. ft. / 1,400 sq. m.

Completion: 2011

AOL Canada HeadquartersToronto, Ontario, Canada

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AOLCANADAHEADQUARTERS

1 elevator lobby

2 reception area

3 huddle room

4 video conference/boardroom

5 workstations

6 collaboration space

7 lab

8 editor in chief

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street view

TheAustinPlanetariumreveals tovisitors the

ways scienceand technology worktogether

across disciplines to enableus to understand

and changeour world. Its exhibits introduce

visitors toscientists fromthepastand

present, creating rolemodels and opening

careerpaths forstudents.

As part of a public-privatepartnership with

thestateof Texas, this projectwill bring a

planetarium, sciencemuseum, technology

centerand mixed-usedevelopmenttoAustins

capitol district, drawing morethanone million

visitors annually and creating synergies with

neighboring museums.

TheAustinPlanetarium, ScienceMuseumand

Technology Centerreinforces theurbanand

cultural significanceof its locationbetween

thes tatecapito l and University of Texas

campus. Theden sely organized program

elements emphasizethemuseums civic

roleby opening toward Congress Avenue.

Theplanetariums formal orientationinvites

theacademiccampus intothe siteand

complements theemerging museumdistrict.

Theexteriormulti-useplaza, celestial window

and openfacadewelcomethepublicintothe

museum. Theentry portals access intothe

universal atrium provides physical and visual

connections totheplanetariumand gallery

exhibits. Theinteriorcompositionpresents

thegalleries as floating solids withina spatial

volume. Together, theresidential tower,

planetarium, sciencemuseumand technology

centercreatevaluethroughtheiradjacencies

and shared address.

801,800 sq. ft. / 74,500 sq. m.

Competition: 2012

Austin PlanetariumAustin, Texas, USA

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towers illuminated

Since achieving its independence, Azerbaijan

has beenpo sitioning its capital, Baku, as an

outward-lookin g, high-techcity. Located on

ahill overlooking BakuBay and the old city

center, this iconictrioo f buildings transforms

thecitys skylineand promotes

its historic identity.

Knownas the regionof eternal fires,Bakus

history of fireworship inspired theiconic

design, whichconsists of threeflame-shaped

towers, eachwitha differentfunction.

Standing 140 meters high, theBaku Flame

Towers arevisiblefrommostvantage

points inthecity.

The39-story residential tower thetallestof

thethree sits tothesouth, accommodating

130 luxury apartments withstunning views.

The hotel, operated by FairmontHotels, is

located onthenortherncornerof thesiteand

consists of 318 rooms over36 floors.

Located onthewestsideof the complex,

theofficetowerprovides morethan

33,000 squareme ters of flexible, Class A

commercial officespace.

Theretail podiumacts as theanchorforthe

project, providing leisureand retail facilities

forthethreetowersresidents and visitors.

Torespond tothe prominenthillsidesite

neartheCaspianSea, theteamdesigned a

hierarchy of buildings fromthe tall towers

downtoseveral smallerstructures forming

theretail and leisurepavilions. These

buildings linkthe towers atthebasewhile

mediating betweenthescale of thetowers

and theirsurroundings.

2.5 million sq. ft. / 234,500 sq. m.

Completion: 2013

Baku Flame TowersBaku, Azerbaijan

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BAKUFLAMETOWERS

1 hotel tower

2 residential tower

3 office tower

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aerial rendering

Thedesignemploys apaired-towerexpression

fortwonew 70-story officeand residential

buildings forPlots 17 + 18 inthe Moscow City

sectionof downtownMoscow.

Thetwotowers areclad inlightstoneand

glass todifferentiateand anchortheirimage

againstataller, geometriccollectionof

adjacentglass towers. Astepped massing

is designed todifferentiate, through

silhouetteand form, thetwotowers from

these extruded towers. Careful consideration

toclimate , window-to-wall ratioan d optimized

daylightharvesting is embedded inthe

exteriorwall envelopedesignand vertical

stone-to-glass expression.

Alarge, south-facing entranceplazaforms

theprimary visitorand pedestrianarrival

address. This space is anchored by aseries of

glass and stonetwo-story retail shops.

Lowerlevels houseparking and incoming

mechanical services. Inadditiontotheretail

space, thefive-story podiumcontains vehicle

parking spaces. Thepodiumis capped by

aroof gardenforuse by officetenants and

residents.

3.76 million sq. ft. / 350,000 sq. m.

Completion: 2017


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overlooking newsroom

BBC's New Broadcasting Houseprovides an

iconicnew homefor its broadcastnetwork,

whichreaches aworldwideaudienceof more

than 241 million people. Bringing together

BBC Television, BBC News, Global News,

Audio&Music and World Servicefor thefirst

time, thecentral London building houses

nearly 6,000 staff fromthree 24-hournews

channels, nineradionetworks and 26 foreign

languageservices. Thespacefeatures

Europe's largestnewsroom.

TheBBC challenged thedesignteamto

createaworkplaceincorporating technology

thatencourages new, moreefficientways of

working. Thespaceneeded to sparkcreativityby harnessing theconvergenceof the BBC

staff intoanintegrated hub. TheBBC also

wanted thespaceto encouragethepublicto

learnmoreaboutits peopleand programming.

Theteamplanned flexibleworkareas that

accommodatethecurrentand futureneeds

of theBBC's 24-hourteams. Whenever

feasible, central resources areshared.

Flexibleworkstationclusters withextra

dataand poweroutlets accommodate

changing teamsizes.

Vertical links between shared informal

working areas oneachfloor promote

collaboration among individuals, programs

and departments. Quiet, one-on-onespaces

aregrouped around theperimeterof thetwo

largeatria. Aseries of back-to-backbooths,

orrailway carriages, facing theatriaprovide

collaborativespaceoneach floor. Breakout

facilities areorganized around acyclorama

overlooking All Saints Church.

Theschemecelebrates the distinctidentity

of eachdepartmentwithintheoverall BBC

brand and its distinctivered and orange

palette. This brand consistency allows

theBBCs teams tobroadcastfrommost

locations withinthebuilding. Throughoutthe

space, flexible, high-techbroadcaststudios

areavailabletoany programor department.

Onthe ground floor, aspacious public

mediacafoffers thepublicaview down

intotheBBC newsroom. Anentrancespace

showcasing BBC programs and publica rt

creates a dynamicdestination.

Sustainabledesignfeatures include

anemphasis on durable, environmentally

friendly furnitureand finishes. The

majority of thefurniturewas sourced from

emerging British talent.

484,400 sq. ft. / 45,000 sq. m.

Completion: 2012

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Withviews of BostonHarborand

downtownBoston, this uniquesetting will

becomeoneof thecitys primeofficeand

residential addresses.

TheSeaportSquaremixed-usedevelopment,

partof BGIs BostonSeaportDevelopment,

will createanew neighborhood and

pedestrianstreetscapethatconnects to

Bostons central business district. Inaddition

toretail and entertainment, themixed-use

project includes residential, office, laboratory,

hotel, educational and cultural space.

Two200,000-s q.-ft. mixed-use complexes

onBlocks L1 and L2 aredefined inthe

overall masterplan. Theareais located

nexttoSeaportBoulevard and is bound by

BostonWharf Road tothenorthand East

ServiceRoad tothesouth. The residential

neighborhood is surrounded by greenz ones,

retail and cultural amenities.

Themassing of theSeaportBoulevard retail

streetis aseries of interlocking boxes on a

full-blockpodium. An atriumallows lightinto

thelobby and offices. Theglazed curtainwall

facadefe atures projections celebrating the

South Boston Bay Window.

SeaportSquareis designed forLEED

Silvercer tification.

400,000 sq. ft. / 37,200 sq. m.

Completion: 2012

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main entrance

This three-story expansiontoan existing

1969 commons building adds energy toth e

university's residential precinct. Its massing,

transparency and orientationhelp createa

clearpointof arrival.

Thedesignteamstudied Carletons most

recentbuildings and its ninestudent

residences to explorehow theexpanded

commons building should look, feel and

function. Throughthis examination, theteam

adopted fourkey designconcepts: collide,

conceal, bridgeand expose.

Viewed fromthestreet, theexteriorof

thenew building collides withthe existing

two-story structure, concealing its outdated

facade. Theloading docks are concealed by

ane ye-catching glazed staircase. Inside, the

original facadeis exposed and connected

by a maincirculationpaththatbridges

theold and new.

Theuse of brickechoes theneighboring

residence buildings. Contemporary metal

cladding and openfenestrationreflectthe

materials of othercampus buildings. The

generous amount of glazing maximizes

natural lightand creates visual connections

tothenew urban plaza, whichis located in

previously unused openspacealong

Campus Avenue.

Theexpansionhouses all of thefood

services, including a new 24/7 dining area,

fortheresidential precinct. A multipurpose

conferencecenteron thesecond flooris

availableto theuniversity community and for

rentby external organizations.

41,000 sq. ft. / 3,800 sq. m.

Completion: 2011

Carleton University Residence Commons ExpansionOttawa, Ontario, Canada

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This projectcombines DCs publicsafety,

forensicscienceand publichealthefforts

intoonestate-of-the-artfacility. Itincludes

officespaceand MPD forensic

labs, as well as toxicology, histology and

publichealthlaboratories.

Theseadvanced researchfacilities enable

theDC MetropolitanPoliceDepartment, the

Officeof the Chief Medical Examinerand

theDepartmentof Healthtoprovidea

broad rangeof safety and healthservices to

city residents.

Thebuilding has twolevels below gradeand

six above. The below-gradestructureincludes

employeeand policefleet parking, electricaland mechanical spaces, and ane xamination

bay forvehicles. Theground floorhouses

loading bays, evidenceintakeand shared

spaces suchas conferencerooms, alunch

room, administrativeofficeand training

rooms. Upperfloors featurelaboratories and

related officespaces for eachdepartment.

Mechanical equipmentis located inthe

rooftop structure, withtheexhaustpipes

consolidated into threechimneys abovethe

mechanical penthouse.

Placing laboratories along the northside

allows natural lighttoenterthe building

withoutsignificantheatgain inthese

mechanically sensitivespaces. Coreand

laboratory supportspaces areinthe center,

withofficespaces onthe southside.

Asix-story edgeatriumserves as themain

entry. Fromtheoutside, theatriumacts a

beaconthatreveals the central stairwayand structure. Inside, theatriumpromotes

collaboration and provides striking views for

occupants. Natural lightcre ates abright,

pleasantenvironmentinofficeand lab spaces.

Thesouthoffice facades automated louver

systemanimates thesurfacewitha dynamic,

textural skin. Theeast and westelevations

featurenarrow openings punched througha

limestonefacade.

Thelimestonewraps up to themechanical

penthouseroof tobecomeamasonry frame

anchoring the buildings glass and metal skins.

Thestonerecalls thegreatercontextof DCs

civicarchitecture, whilethe window patternis

inspired by DNAele ctrophoresis results.

The facility is aiming forLEED Gold

certification. An advanced thermal wall

schemeand anexteriorcurtainwall control

and filtersunlightwhilepromoting naturalairflow. Thesouth-facing louversystemis clad

inphotovoltaicpanels, and enthalpy wheels

areused forheat recovery airhandling units.

351,000 sq. ft. / 32,600 sq. m.

Completion: 2011

Annual EUI: 184 kBTU / sf / yr

50% energy reduction from average

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TheEuropeanSpallationSource(ESS)is a

multidisciplinary researchcampus in southern

Swedenthatwill bethe world's leading

neutronspallationsourceresearchcenter.

As oneof the world's largestand most

advanced scienceinfrastructureprojects,

theESSwill accommodateup to5,000

Europeanresearchers. Theprogramincludes

a600-meter-long linearprotonaccelerator

building, aheavy-metal targetstation, state-

of-the-artneutroninstruments, acentral

lab, anofficebuilding, alecturehall, and

asupercomputing datamanagementand

softwaredevelopmentcenter.

The"GreenSplash"conceptdeveloped

by theBIG/HOKconsortiumwas oneof

twowinners in theinternational design

competition. The jury selected this concept

forits extraordinarily strong designidea,

integrating thebuilding complex withth e

surrounding landscape, expressed in an

emblematic building.

Thedesigncreates alandmarkhomefor ESS

thatsignificantly enhances theLund region's

positionas a centerforworld-class research.

Asingular, landscaped shapeunites and de-

scales thebuilding. Thelandscapeflows over

thebuildings thathousethe various functions,

effectively making it a"non-building."All of

thefacility's "24-7"operations takeplacein a

climate-controlled environment. Mostof the

siteprovides apark-likesetting thatis opento

thepublic. Moving across thelargeentrance

plazatoward theScienceVillage, visitors get

theimpressionof walking intoa building's

open, welcoming arms.

Shaped by thephysics of neutronspallation,

theESSbecomes a continuous building form

thatpro motes interaction and collaboration.

Closeconnections betweenlaboratories,

research spaces and instruments, as well as

theproximity tothe ScienceVillage, create

theideal physical environmentfor research

and ideasharing. Thevarious arms of the

structurehouseoffices, conferenceareas,

laboratories, a small hotel and othersupport

facilities. Each individual arm of the radial

compositionprovides efficient, flexiblespace,

and they all meetatthe commons adjacentto

thetargetbuilding. Theshapeof thesloped

roofs allows forthe creationof cascading,

informal meeting spaces and provides strong

visual connections across floors.

1.33 million sq. ft. / 124,000 sq. m.

Competition: 2012

European Spallation Source Research CenterLund, Sweden

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Crossrail is amajorrailway projectbeing built

inSouthEast England. Theprojectincludes

theconstructionof twin-bore, east-west

tunnels and anupgradeto existing rail lines to

theeastand west of central London.

Thedesignfor Crossrail's FisherStreetShaft

consists of a15-me ter-wideunde rground

concreteshaft, Crossrails headhouse

atground level and anabove-ground

apartmentbuilding.

Thesingle-story headhouseprovides

interventionaccess tothe shaft, whichis

required foremergency access, ventilation,

mechanical and electrical maintenance,

and general access tothetunnel system's

fourunderground levels. Theheadhouse

alsohouses a street-level entrancelobby

fortheapartmentbuilding.

Theshaftstructureand headhousewill

serveas thebasefor aproposed 22-unit

apartment building. This eight-story, over-site

developmentis aninfill structurefronting both

FisherStreetand CattonStreet. Itfeatures

one-tothree-bedroomapartments with

balconies, including twoduplex penthouses

and a biodiverseroof garden.

Theresidential schemecreates a building

thatfits thescale of theexisting townscape.

Inspired by early-20th-century Cubism, the

contemporary formopens adialoguewith

theadjacentSouthamptonRow GradeII

listed building. Its angularform increases the

visual impactof the listed building and

promotes anew relationship onthesite. The

faceted copperplanes maximizenatural

lightinlower-level apartments and in the

urbanstreetenvironment.

44,000 sq. ft. / 4,080 sq. m.

Completion: 2015


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Fisher Street Flats + Crossrail ShaftLondon, UK

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TheMural Pavilionis thenew centerpiece

of theHarlem Hospital Center. Thebuilding

unifies previously disconnected structures

spread overtwocity blocks tocreatean

integrated healthcarecampus. Alight-filled

atriumand a dramatic, five-story, historically

significantmural welcomevisitors and forma

new frontdoortothecommunity.

All majorclinical elements atHarlemHospital,

including theemergency department,

surgery, invasiveprocedures, imaging and

critical carebeds, havebeenorganized to

providepatient-and family-friendly care.

Thepatient-centered caredesignintegrates

inpatient, emergency roomand outpatient

services underoneroof, creating aunified

healthcarecomplex fromsevenpreviously

disparatestructures. Thetop of thebuilding is

designed toaccommodate thefuture addition

of twofloors.

Througha celebrationof its historiccultural

context, thehospital is designed towelcome

and serveHarlem's diversecommunity of

cultures. Theiconic mural onthe exteriorof

theMural Pavilionill uminates Harlem's history

and culturewhileshowcasing thehospitals

prominentrole inthe community. Soaring

65 feethighand spanning acity block, the

colorful, 12,000-square-footglass facade

mural depicts excerpts fromthestory of

theAfrican diaspora, creating adramatic

frontispiecealong Lenox Avenuefor the

circa-1887 Harleminstitution.

African-Americanartist Vertis Hayes created

thePursuit of Happinessmural in1937

as partof the federal governments Works

Progress Administration(WPA) program

thatcommissioned artists during aperiod

of significantunemployment. Visiblefrom

thestreet and accessiblefrom theatrium, a

permanentart gallery houses thecomplete

Pursuitof Happiness mural, withworks of

otherWPA artists inadjacent galleries.

Sustainabledesign features includea

high-performancecurtain wall, optimized,

high-performancemechanical systems and

low-emitting finishes, including paint, carpet,

resilientflooring, adhesives and sealants.

195,000 sq. ft. / 18,100 sq. m.

Completion: 2012

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This projectincludes fourClass Aoffice

buildings, a five-starhotel and twostories of

high-end retail spaceonthe westernedgeof

the city's Zhengdong New Area.

Thefouroffice buildings and retail spaceare

designed torespond tothegrid patternof the

old city. Alarge, signaturegreenspaceis on

thesouthernportionof thesite.

Thecurved facades of theeastand west

officebuildings maximizethe view to

Zhengdong's new central business district

and establisha dynamicimageforthe

development. Atwo- level retail podium

connects all fourofficebuildings, maximizing

theretail streetfrontage.

Located onthesoutheastcornerof thesite,

thehotel toweroffsets thewest-sideoffice

building. This configuration gives every hotel

roomunobstructed views tothe northand

south. Thehotel's central positiononthe

sitede monstrates its leading role

inthedevelopment.

Thoughthehotel planis based ontraditional

hospitality designprinci ples, its dynamic,

flowing facadesupports the project's water

gardenconcept. Onthe northand south

facades, undulating curves and slopes inthe

enclosurecreatea rippleeffect. At higher

levels of thehotel, thesouthfaceexpands to

theeastand west, allowing moreguestrooms

tofacethe park.

Enhancing thehotels iconicwavedesign,

thetop of the towercurves toaccommodate

anexclusiveexecutiveclub withexteriorgardenplazas.

2.26 million sq. ft. / 210,000 sq. m.

Completion: 2015

Huamao International CenterZhengzhou, Henan Province, China

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Thechallengewas todesigna four-story

academicbuilding thatprovides classrooms,

study areas, a 400-seatcafeteriaand

high-end mediastudios onatight, historicsite

along LakeOntario.

TheHumberLakeshoreCampus was built

during anera wheneducational facilities

commanded apowerful presencethrough

asoberarchitectural languagesetwithin

expansive, ambitious landscapes.

Demolishing the college's existing Building L

provided an opportunity to createabuilding

thatwould contributeto astrong urban

contextand providea new frontdoorforthe

campus. Thedesignacknowledges and defers

totheexisting heritagebuildings and totheevolutionof theoriginal siteplan.

Thearrangementof academicand

administrative buildings around theco urtyard

defines thequadrangleas the functional and

symbolicheartof thecampus. Itis a theatrical

spaceforpublicperformance, creative

activity and recreation.

Thenew Building L, withanexteriorof

glazing, zincpa nels and brick, completes the

academicquadrangle. Much of the courtyard

had previously beengivenoverto vehicular

parking, withno designated pedestrian

realm, instarkcontrastto thewell-defined

academicpromenadeframing thespace.

Thenew building creates greenspacethat

accommodates collegial gathering

and connections.

Apedestrianwalkway around the quadrangle

completes a functional pathconnecting the

new facility. Thedesignpreserves sunanglesand spaces betweenbuildings, providing

visual corridors tothe lakeand views of the

well-landscaped grounds.

Thevolumeof the lobby areareflects the

building's importancean d provides avisual

connectiontotheoutside. Materials, color,

textureand daylightall help createasense

of place. Publiccorridors featuremorevisual

connections tothe exterior.

Theteamdesigned thebuilding tothe

equivalent of LEED certification. Sustainable

attributes includethe harvesting of natural

light, low-flow plumbing fixtures and a

variablespeed chillerforthecampus cooling

plant. Occupancy sensors and high-efficiency

lightsources reducepowerconsumed for

electric lighting.

100,000 sq. ft. / 9,300 sq. m.

Completion: 2011

Humber College Building L Media CentreToronto, Ontario, Canada

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Theteamcreated this conceptforIncheon

International Airport's IDEAco mpetition for

Terminal 2, afre estanding new international

terminal tobeconstructed atthenorthend

of theairport.

Thecompetitionbrief required a single,

unified terminal witha mix of different-sized

aircraft contact gates and additional

remotestands.

The brief required Terminal 2 tobe

implemented in twomajorphases. The initial

phaseincludes a terminal complex with

38 gates toserve55 percentof thetotal

forecastdemand. Inthenextand final

phase, theterminal needed tobeeasily

expandable tofull capacity 72 gates

withoutdisrupting airportoperations.

Inadditiontothe passengerterminal, the

programincludes anairsideramp control

tower, anautomated peoplemover, a baggage

handling system, aservicevehicleroadway

tunnel, aground transportationcenter, and an

approach and departure roadway system.

Thedesignconceptcreates asingle,

unified terminal organized withthree

mainconcourses flanking alargecentral

atriumwintergardenthatis accessible

topassengers and serves as an important

amenity during thechanging seasons.

All aircraftcontactgates arewithina

500-meterwalking distancefromthe

landsidedepartures hall.

Thecentral spinelinking thelandside

terminal departures and arrivals facilities

tothethird concoursehouses a significant

amountof spaceforretail and food and

beverageservices.

3.76 million sq. ft. / 350,000 sq. m.

Competition: 2009

Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 Design CompetitionSeoul, South Korea

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Withagrowing populationof 73 millionand an

economy thatis the16thlargestintheworld

and sixth-largestin Europe, Turkey requires

anew financial centerthatwill satisfy its

currentchallenges whilerespecting its

heritage. Theforward-loo king planis rooted

inTurkishculture.

The Istanbul International Financial Center

will becomeafocal pointforTurkey, as

well as forthe international financeand

business community.

Themasterplanprovides a framework

and tools fordeveloping a sustainable

financial centerthatblends humanneed,

environmental stewardship and economic

viability intoa global model of urbanism.

Thecenterwill attractinvestors while

maintaining a highquality of lifefor

inhabitants and visitors. Amixed-useprogram

integrates denseurbanfabric, a productive

landscape and practical requirements

tobecomea model of sustainable

developmentforthe expansionand

densification of Istanbul.

The69-hectaresitelies atthe intersection

of twomajorhighways, atop a futuresubway

line. Strategically located between the

Atasehirand Umraniyedistricts, thesite

offers easy accessibility and views tothe

historiccenterof Istanbul.

Themasterplanbuilds onthe site's natural

strengths by emphasizing its advantageous

positionattheheartof theAsianside

of Istanbul and thequickly developing

districts thatsurround it.

Theplancreates fourdistinctdistricts

focusing oncultu re, commerce, civic

and governance. Thesedistricts are

integrated intoa mixed-use, transit-oriented

development. Financially oriented office

space, hotels, community, conference, retail,

education, parks and recreation amenities

complementthe residential fabric.

Majorinfrastructureimprovements includea

new transportationsystemfeaturing a new

subway linean d station, as well as sustainable

power, water, dataand security infrastructure

systems. Thesesystems areintegrated intoa

unifying podiumthatprovides a surfacefora

greaturbanparkforIstanbul.

Built area: 50 million sq. ft. / 4.6 million sq. m.

Site area: 170 acres / 69 hectares

Master plan completion: 2012



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TheLEED Platinumcertified KONECentre

brings offices, condominiums and retail space

todowntownMolines RiverfrontDistrict.

The steel and glass building provides Class

Aofficespace forKONE's USOperations

Centerand othertenants. Itincludes four

condominiums ontheeighthfloor and a

gracious ground floorlobby thatlinks

thebuilding totheMississippi Riverand the

GreatRiverTrail. Theprojectcompletes

HOK's early-1990s masterpl anfor

redeveloping thecitys riverfront.

Builtona brownfield site, theeight-story

towerpro vides expansiveviews of the

Mississippi Riverwith broad exposures to

thenorthand south. This creates

opportunities forn atural daylighting whileminimizing solarheatgain.

Thebuilding envelopereinforces thebasic

massing and orientationstrate gy. Metal

panels onthe southcreateathermal

barrierthatprotects againsttemperature

fluctuations. High-performance, specialty

coated glass provides additional insulation.

Ana rray of 1,365 photovoltaicpan els rises as

acanopy overthegaragedeck.

Aone-level parking structureaccommodates

corporate tenants and residents. Shell space

atthesouthernend of thegarageprovides

concessionand retail spaceto serveas a

publicplazathathosts musicin thesummer

and iceskating inthe winter.

125,000 sq. ft. / 11,610 sq. m.

Completion: 2012


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Thedesignof MarinaMall supports Dohas

visionfora vibrant, community-oriented

lifestyleforthe 37-sq.-km. Lusail waterfront

developmentmasterplanand its 19 mixed-

usedistricts.

Thedesignis inspired by the natural forms

created whenwaterand land meet. Five

interconnected retail islands link themall

intothelandscapeand backtothe water. A

body of waterrunning throughoutthecenter

of theschemeguides thevisitorthroughthe

mall, leading tothe marina. Internal waterfalls

visually connectthedifferentlevels. The

spaces betweenthe fivepebble-shaped

islands arecarefu lly landscaped, creating a

series of greenspaces.

The three-story mall includes cinemas, spa

facilities and restaurants withterraced

dining overlooking thema rina. Smallerpods

embedded inthelandscapearound the

mall aredesigned toanimatethe threshold

betweenthemall and themarina. These

pods houseaddi tional retail space, exhibition

spaces and entertainmentareas, suchas a

skateparkand childrens play area.

Thedesigntargets aQSAS5 rating,

equivalenttoLEED Platinum.

645,800 sq. ft. / 60,000 sq. m.

Completion: 2014


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Marina MallDoha, Qatar

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Thedesignof Millward Browns office

embodies themediafirms reinvented

brand, incorporating the companys

updated spacestandards whileexpressing

its Chicago identity.

Theofficedesignembraces the buildings

distinct architecture, whichfe atures exposed

ceilings, largewindows, vintage details and

structural columns.

Theopen-planofficeincludes medium-height

workstationpanels. Reducing thenumber

of individual workspaces promotes theu se

of collaborativespaces. The layoutallows

everyonetoenjoy daylightand views.

Thedesignconveys a warm, residential

aesthetic. Toblurthe linebetweenpublicand

privatespaces, theofficefeatures

glass doors, no formal receptionand clear

views intocollaborationareas and the

general workspace. Client areas arelocated

deep withinthespace. Thejourney to

these areas is enhanced by splashes of color

and brand messaging.

Thedesignemphasizes natural, sustainable

materials and furnishings. Warm, wooden

ceilings denotecollaborati ve, shared spaces

suchas conferencing and cafareas.

Reclaimed barnwood frames theglass entry

walls of thesmall conferencerooms.

18,200 sq. ft. / 5,500 sq. m.

Completion: 2012

Millward Brown OfficeChicago, Illinois, USA

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MountElizabethNovenais theflagship

hospital of Parkway Pantai Limited, oneof

Asia's largestprivatehealthcareproviders.

Challenged tocreatea hospital of thefuture

thatwould providethebest possiblehealing

environment, thedesignteamblended

world-class technology and advanced

medical expertisewithhospitality-focused

patient care. The sophisticated medical

plancombines aSingaporeancaremodel

demanding privacy and comfortwith

international benchmarks for interventional

platforms, high-tech operating theaters and

diagnostictreatments.

Inspired by therichcultures of Southeast

Asia, thedesignachieves afresh,

contemporary yettimele ss aesthetic. Classic

goldenonyx creates aluxurious mood as

staff members confirmappointments,

provideconciergeassistancetofamilies and

escortpatients totheir destinations. Native,

sustainably harvested teakin thelobby

and publicareas celebrates the hospitals

Asianheritage. Visitors froma widerangeof

cultures immediately feel atho me.

Themodulationof lighterand darker

experiences contrasts withco nventional

clinical environments, whichoftenareoverly

bright. By linking as many individual spaces

as possibleto natural lightand minimizing

illuminationintransitionareas, thedesign

creates anenvironmentthatfeels likean

upscalehotel or residence.

All 312 patient rooms areprivate, featuring

custom furnishings and fittings. Floor-to-

ceiling windows allow theh ealing powerof

natural lighttoshinethroughto patients.

Balconies, gardens and rooftop landscaping

linkpatients tothe nurturing environment.

Theuniquecanted roomdesigngives patients

betteraccess tothe outdoorenvironment

whileh elping clinical staff monitor

theiractivities.

Thehospital sets anew benchmarkfor

sustainability inSingapore. Eco-friendly

features including aerial gardens and

integrated photovoltaicgreentechnology

helped thebuilding earnGreenMarkPlatinum

certification.

From its architectural design and interior

furnishings toits staff uniforms and inpatient

meals, thehospital exudes theassuranceand

finesseof a five-starhotel whileproviding the

highestlevel of care, reflecting thevalues of

Parkway Pantai.

780,000 sq. ft. / 72,500 sq. m.

Completion: 2012


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US Capitol Building

Improving the conditionof theNational

Mall, anopen-airnational parkindowntown

Washington, DC, knownas Americas front

yard, has beenthesubjectof study and

debatefor40 years.

The National Mall hosts nearly 25 million

annual visitors and 3,000 special events,

including cultural gatherings, First

Amendmentassemblies and national

celebrations. Nootherpublicspace

cancomparewithits intensity of use

and cultural symbolism.

ThoughtheNational ParkServicehas spent

decades cultivating the20 acres of lawnand

600 elmtrees, its condition has deteriorated.

The soil is heavily compacted, turf is often

wornaway, irrigationsystems are non-

functioning and drainageis imperfect.

This projectdefines sustainablestrategies

formain taining healthy soils and turf on

theNa tional Mall. Itimproves stormwater

absorption and maintains existing

vegetationwhilepreserving theiconic

quality of this historiclandma rk.

Theteamidentified types of grass thatcan

withstand theNation al Malls heavy use

and irrigationsystems thataredurableand

environmentally sound. Thedesignsolutions

alleviatesoil compactionand provideproper

air, waterand nutrientinfiltration. Theplan

replaces subsoil and surfacesoil withan

engineered soil thatis permeable, effective

forplantgrowth, and thatretains waterwithin

its subsurfaces tructure. Walkways and re-

graded lawnpanels drainintoanew, deeper

subsurfacedrainagestructure.

Four250,000-galloncisterns collect

stormwater forirrigatio n. ADA-compliant

granitecurbs aredesigned toguidewater

tothecisterns and redefinetheedgeof the

National Malls lawnpanels. Throughthe

useof alternativewatersources, advanced

controls and smartscheduling, the system

reduces theamountof potablewaterapplied

forirrigationby morethan75 percent.

80 acres / 39 hectares

Phase I completion: 2013

Phase II projected: 2015

National Mall Turf + Soil ReconstructionIrrigation, Drainage, Water Collection System and Re-Landscaping on the National Mall

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main entrance

This new officeand researchcomplex is the

centerpieceof thelargestplanned research

parkinthe national capital region. Nearly all

meteorological dataco llected globally arrives

hereforanalysis by the National Oceanic

and Atmospheric Administrations

environmental scientists.

Tosupporttheorganizations missionof

understanding and predicting changes in

theearths environment, the designreduces

thecenters impactonthe environment

and physically embodies mans relationship

tonature. Justas natural systems donot

operateinstraightlines, thebuilding is

configured inaseries of curving wings that

intersectinacentral atrium. The building form

is organic, withwaves of space.

Alarge, extensivegreenroof covers amajority of theroof surface, functioning as

thebuilding's fifthroof.Excess stormwater

runoff fromtheroof moves downa waterfall

by anoutdoordining terracetoarain garden,

whereitcollects and filters throughwetland

plantings. Anunderground cisterncollects

on-gradestormwaterrunoff to reusefor

siteirrigation.

Theplanting paletteforthesite features

nativea nd adapted species thatcan

withstand challenging heatand drought

conditions withlittleirrigation. The variety of

nativegra sses, perennials, ferns and shrubs

weavetogetherinbroad drifts beneath

scattered trees, creating thefee ling thatthe

building has risenoutof anatural landscape.

TheNOAACenterfor Weatherand Climate

Prediction is aLEED-NC Gold, Level IV

secure facility.

268,000 sq. ft. / 24,900 sq. m.

10 acres / 4 hectares

Completion: 2012



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h uddle room + executive office

Ogilvy &Mathers Los Angeles offices arein

aniconicwarehousebuilding intheHayden

Tractareaof CulverCity, whichfeatures a

series of dramatic, radically contemporary

buildings.

Theofficedesignmimics thearchitecture

of theneighborhood and supports the

advertising agency's culture. The demolition

of asignaturetunnel entranceopened up the

receptionareaand created spacefornaturally

litworkareas and conferencerooms. Daylight

fromaglass frontand skylights fills the

workplace. Thedesign features bold images

fromtheagencys history.

Ogilvys peopleuselargeworkboards

forsharing informationinnatural, casual

discussionareas. Thedesigngives

theseboards centerstageinthespace,

acknowledging theirimportancetothe

agency's workprocesses.

Withanopen plan, lots of sunlightand multiple

settings formeetings, the spaceencourages

thecollaborationand teaming thatare critical

toOgilvy's creativeteams.

27,240 sq. ft. / 2,530 sq. m.

Completion: 2011

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2 conference room

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4 huddle room

5 entry

6 open office

7 vault

8 lounge

9 sound

10 pro tools

11 final cut pro

12 telepresence room

13 touchdown

14 post production

15 library

16 kitchen

17 video conference

18 focus room

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Thefourconcepts theteamcreated forthis

design-build competition embody thediffe rent

The"WorkplaceExcellence"conceptfeatured

hereemphasizesthevitalrole ofcollaboration

Phase I: 300,000 sq. ft. / 27,900 sq. m.

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exterior landscape

design build competition embody thediffe rent

ways designbrings value tobuildings.

Inadditiontothe tangiblereal estatemetrics

of first, operating and exitcosts, thefour

solutions demonstratetheimportanceRGA

places on intangiblevalues including employee

performance, brand and identity, ase nse

of cultureand community, and workplace

excellence.

hereemphasizes thevital role of collaboration

inthecontemporary workplace. Aring of

flexibleofficespacesurrounds a conference

and training center withco urtyards and atria.

Araised floor accommodates a stratified

mechanical system and mixed-mode ventilation.

Threeotherconcepts notdepicted here

emphasized "presence and identity,"" employee

performance" and "culture and community."

Competition: 2012

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Thenew 727-bed Royal London Hospital

is the UKs leading traumaand emergency

carecenter. Itis thehomeof London's Air

Thesoaring imagery of the new patienttowers

expresses thedramatictransformationof the

Royal LondonHos pital andprovides afocal

1.56 million sq. ft. / 142,000 sq. m.

Phase I: 2012

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accident and emergency entrance

carecenter. Itis thehomeof London s Air

Ambulance, whichoperates froma special

areaonthe roof, as well as Europes largest

renal service. Adedicated unitforwomen

and childrenfeatures Londons second-

largestpediatricservice. The hospital also

offers general services forthe City of

Londonand TowerHamlets.

Thehospital's clusterof interconnected

contemporary glass buildings includes

two17-story towers, oneequippe d with

thehelipad forLondons Air Ambulance,

and a10-story tower. Thesolutiontobuild

up, ratherthanspread out, condensed the

development and improved adjacencies.

Thesenew facilities formahealth campus

incorporating the neighboring QueenMary

University of Londons Me dical School, theSchool of Midwifery and theD ental Hospital.

Royal LondonHos pital and provides afocal

pointforcommunity pride. Fiveshades of blue

glass, horizontal stainless steel fins and large

planks of terracottaexpress thevitality of the

institutionand thecommunity.

Thedesigncreates astate-of-the-artmedical

facility thatble nds inwith existing buildings

thatdatebackto the18thcentury. Itis

sympathetictothe hospitals retained historic

buildings, including the landmarkfacadeon

theoriginal GradeII-listed LondonHospital

onWhitechapel Road.

This Skanska-co mmissioned projectis

transforming the setting forcare

delivery and healing foralargesegment

of Londons population.

Phase I: 2012

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2 phase II new build refurbishment and landscape - completion 2015

3 phase III new build multi level parking - completion 2015

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2 conference room

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4 meeting room

5 lounge

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Thedesignof this new landmarkforSeoul

achieves aharmonio us mix of iconicsculptural

formwithefficientofficefloorlayouts. The

22-story toweroverlooks Uisadang-daeroin

thecenterof the city's new business district.

Theheadquarters building is stacked intwo

zones: Samchully offices on theupperfloors

and leasableofficespaceonlowerlevels.

Executivefloors areinthe exclusive

top volume.

Withthegoal of expressing apure, sculptural

formwhilemitigating solarheatgainon office

floors, thefacadeis defined by asaw-toothed

profilewithalternating orientations ateach

stack. Floor-to-ceiling glass maximizes views,

323,000 sq. ft. / 30,000 sq. m.

Completion: 2016

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