One57, New York

A fast-track project to convert the landmark 800-room Plaza Hotel into 182 luxury private residences, 282 hotel rooms and suites, and high-end retail space, all requiring different technical solutions.

Apart from its extreme slenderness, it is perhaps the simplicity of 432 Park Avenue’s structure that has already made it a favourite landmark on the skyline. Designed by Rafael Viñoly, the building is a perfect square, with sides of 28.5m, and this regularity is echoed by the 3m x 3m windows punched into the frame, six on each side of the building.

High profile and sensitive site setting new standards of design and construction, including One World Trade Center, the new icon of the New York skyline.

The Shard is the tallest building in Western Europe. The 306 m high iconic tower has redefined the London skyline and is already an international symbol for London. 

At 43 storeys, Strata SE1 was the tallest building in south London when it was completed. It is home to more than 1,000 people and is the first ever building with wind turbines integrated into the building form itself.

450 Elizabeth Street is a 70-storey residential tower standing on a 1000m² street corner site in central Melbourne. Known as “The Lighthouse”, it will contain 610 apartments with communal facilities including a pool and a gymnasium. It also has an automated car parking system located in the podium.

An iconic, mixed-use development situated on the south side of Blackfriars Bridge overlooking the River Thames.

Premier Tower’s amorphic form responds to its island-site location and endeavours to balance Melbourne’s architectural past with its bright future.

Principal Place will be a major new mixed-use development on the City and Shoreditch border in EC2, London. The development comprises a mixture of uses, including a contemporary Grade A commercial office building and a landmark residential tower set as well as a 0.5 acre public piazza.

Construction is underway on a Four Seasons hotel, restaurant and private residences at 30 Park Place in Tribeca, Manhattan, New York City between Park Place and Barclay Street at the north and south respectively and Church Street.