Nanjing Centre, Nanjing, China

Standing for Energy Efficient Buildings: WSP provided design consultancy services to help the new Global Headquarters for Infinitus Group achieves the optimal balance of thermal comfort and energy efficiency. This way, energy costs will be kept at a lower level in the long run. The project is set to achieve LEED NC Gold Certification upon completion in 2021. 

The InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland Hotel is located 35 kilometres from Shanghai city centre in an unusual spot for a 5-star hotel – an abandoned quarry.

Yas Bay is a new waterfront destination development located on the southern part of Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. It will be one of the UAE’s most iconic and vibrant waterfront destinations offering a broad array of entertainment options including restaurants, hotels and a state-of-the-art multi-purpose arena. The destination will include a waterfront promenade and a pier with more than 50 cafés and restaurants, 20 retail outlets, a cinema, a beach club, and two hotels.

A mixed-use precinct transforming Parramatta into Sydney’s second central business district.

Credit Suisse has relocated its headquarters to the 8th Arrondissement, a chic neighbourhood in Paris defined by the Avenue Champs Elysée. The new space combines a 19th century exterior with a modern interior.

425 Park Avenue is new 687-foot tall tower in New York located between 55th and 56th Streets in Midtown. It is the first new skyscraper built on Park Avenue in the past 50 years to be dedicated solely to office space.

Accommodating up to 12,000 people, working for many different companies, 22 Bishopsgate, will become the tallest building in the City of London when it is completed. The 62-storey commercial tower will provide a wide range of facilities for occupants while becoming London’s first ‘vertical village’. 

An award-winning building that has raised industry standards for environmental sustainability and wellbeing, One Shelley Street sets a new benchmark for commercial office space in Australia.

Demolition and redevelopment of a low-rise commercial building, refurbishment of two listed towers and construction of a new 90 m tower across a 9,500 m² site, with a gross floor area of 88,000 m².

In a city with 6 of the world’s 56 skyscrapers over 350m, Shenzhen takes the next step after building tall; building with a narrative. The city’s 3rd tallest building – China Resources Headquarters – invigorates the typical skyline using the form of a Spring Bamboo, a traditional Chinese synonym for life and vitality.