KPF

KPF is a global architecture, urban design and planning practice founded in New York in 1976 by A. Eugene Kohn, William Pedersen and Sheldon Fox. From a first commission converting a Manhattan armory into a television studio, it has grown into an integrated studio of more than 650 people, run as one firm in which principals across offices share a single design culture.

The practice states its mission as transforming cities through context, craft and performance, and its portfolio covers office towers, residential projects, cultural and civic buildings and urban masterplans. KPF has delivered well over 500 buildings in 150 cities, including more than 300 residential projects, and treats sustainability and proprietary technology as core design tools rather than additions.