HWKN and BIG Design Commercial District at Canada Water Dockside, London
HWKN and Bjarke Ingels will create 18,200 square meters of urban development in the commercial quarter of the new Canada Water regeneration plan in London
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HWKN and Bjarke Ingels will create 18,200 square meters of urban development in the commercial quarter of the new Canada Water regeneration plan in London
HWKN is set to design a mixed-use, office-led building by the historic dock as part of a three-building masterplan being developed by Germany-based
HWKN’s Shape Tomorrow exhibition infuses buildings with personality and encourages audience feedback.
Bushwick Generator In a year when Americans stayed home and offices and retail buildings were left empty, the commercial real estate industry was taught the importance of one word: flexibility. 2020 showed developers, architects and owners the massive need for flexible spaces that can adapt to a rapidly changing world. Matthias Hollwich, a founder of the New York-based architecture firm HWKN, understands the importance of flexible design, but he also wants to take things a step further. “Coming into 2021, buildings need to be two things: flexible and unforgettable,” Hollwich sa...