The 29-storey Resiglow tower situated in Happy Valley, Hong Kong, is a chic, urban loft-inspired apartment building.

PDP London’s Hong Kong Studio were responsible for the architectural and interior design concept and delivery. The brief was to deliver a clean, uncluttered design language, in a stylish palette of black and white with tactile, textural finishes.

This project involved the refurbishment of an existing tower podium facade in the Wanchai area of Hong Kong Island. There are two street level commercial units either side of the main lobby entrance. The upper podium levels are occupied by car parking. PDP London's Hong Kong Studio was asked to design a new podium facade while working in conjunction with the interior designer appointed for the entrance lobby.

PDP London was asked by Swire Properties to design this 28-house development set in the tranquillity of South Lantau within walking distance of Cheung Sha beach.

PDP London who have a long standing collaboration with Grosvenor in the UK and Hong Kong, were appointed to contribute their internationally renowned high-end residential expertise to work alongside Japanese architects, Yasui, on these 45 high end apartments in the heart of Yoyogi Park with views to Mount Fuji.

The Al Saad Square in Doha, covers an area of 11 acres and occupies a location with exceptional connectivity to the city centre and wider Doha.
PDP London’s masterplan aimed to maximise the strategic potential of the site comprised of new retail, commercial, residential and community facilities.

PDP London's Hong Kong Studio was appointed as design and interior architects for two executive houses on the south side of Lantau Island, in close proximity to Cheung Sha beach. Sitting at just under 20 metres above sea level and right on the coast line, the houses offer fabulous, unobstructed views over the South China Sea.

The design is defined by its floating box concept. The frameless corner sliding doors in the main living area and the slender round column that supports the upper floor volume enhance the open and light design of the ground floor spaces, blurring the boundaries between inside and outside.

PDP London, Hong Kong studio was invited to design a luxury residential development comprising of 3 residential towers with clubhouse facilities and mixed-use amenities at podium level including cafes, restaurants and retail.

The project’s brief was to rationalise the existing spaces to create one cohesive experience. Breaking away from traditional layouts, sections of the building were joined to increase the flow between spaces rather than existing as separate disjointed areas.

The Hong Kong Studio redesigned the entrance area of The Belgravia, as well as reorganised the entrance circulation and enhance the interior design to the foyer of the 5 years old residential tower in Higashi Azabu. A scheme was devised to give a luxurious branding to the development that worked with existing tight constraints.