London-headquartered global architectural firm, PLP Architecture, has revealed its evolved brand identity through a new website and promotions across its senior leadership team.

In a release on April 17, the practice has appointed five new partners and six new directors, strengthening leadership across its studios in London, Singapore and Tokyo.

Originally founded in 2009, PLP Architecture comprises 150 architects, designers, planners and research analysts from 37 different nationalities.

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The firm’s portfolio includes Park Nova, a freehold luxury condo at the junction of Orchard Boulevard and Tomlinson Road. Last year, a 5,889 sq ft, duplex penthouse at Park Nova was sold for $38.89 million, or $6,593 psf, marking the second highest psf-price recorded for a condo in Singapore to date.

PLP Architecture is also behind Opus — the tallest residential tower in Bankside Yards, a mixed-use development in prime central London. The 50-storey residences is slated for completion in 2027.

For its new partners, Tina Qiu is fronting operations in Southeast Asia and China, HaenSuk Yi propels design and delivery for PLP Architecture’s Korea portfolio, while Su Cully will be under PLP Architecture’s research and strategy consultancy arm — PLP Labs. Meanwhile, Marta Gonzalez-Ruiz is set to lead the firm’s masterplanning and mixed-use work, while Andrew Tsang will oversee major developments.

The newly appointed directors — Eleftheria Varda, Mariangeles Fernandez, Roberto Caputo and Ryan Kingsnorth — are in charge of project delivery, while Paul Tupper and Rae Borden are head of graphics and head of business development respectively.

Lee Polisano, president and founding partner of PLP Architecture, says the firm’s “new visual identity is not a reinvention but an alignment and a reflection of who we are today and a celebration of the team’s achievements”

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