BCV ARCHITECTS + INTERIORS / DEVISUAL FOR HEATHERWICK STUDIO / MULTIPLEX / SECCHI SMITH / ZUH VISUALS WORLDWIDE


HATAI, BANGKOK THAILAND Architect – Heatherwick Studio


Builder – Thai Obayashi Opens – 2027


Hatai in Bangkok’s Silom district, will bring together two hotels ‒ Six Senses Bangkok and the Narai Hotel, part of Te Unbound Collection by Hyatt. Its 6,000 square meter retail offering will feature shopping and F&B options, from casual food halls to fine dining, as well as wellness facilities and community spaces, with its design targeting LEED and WELL Gold standards.


EDGE LONDON BRIDGE LONDON


Architect – Pilbrow & Partners Builder – Mace Opens – 2026


EDGE London Bridge is set to be one of London’s most sustainable office towers, targeting BREEAM Outstanding and WELL Platinum with less than 23 kWh/m² energy consumption. Te first four stories showcase the Edge’s vision for an open, inclusive and green workspace, with the ground floor featuring open areas, seating and a café to encourage interaction, and the lobby merging with a public ‘Park Plinth’ landscape.


JAMES BEARD PUBLIC MARKET OREGON, USA Architect – BCV Architects + Interiors Builder – Hoffman Construction Opens – 2026


A renovation of two existing buildings, the James Beard Public Market in downtown Portland will span 38,000 square feet across three floors, with a rooftop garden and expansive event space. Named after culinary icon James Beard, who was born and raised in Portland, the Market will feature stalls, prepared food vendors, a bakery, a cheesemonger, a wine cellar, a restaurant, a teaching kitchen and a culinary bookstore, celebrating Oregon’s food culture.


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