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KPF's Westlake 66 Mixed-Use Complex to Open in Hangzhou by 2026

architecture-design · 2026-07-16

KPF has designed Westlake 66, a mixed-use complex in Hangzhou, China, set to complete in 2026. The project spans 2,093,000 ft² and aims to revitalize a deteriorated neighborhood by establishing a new civic heart through urban connectivity, landscape-driven design, and computational modeling. The design director is Jeffrey Kenoff FAIA, with principals Peter Gross AIA and Andrew Cleary AIA. The team includes senior designers Minho Jeon AIA, Wenxin Chen AIA, Katsunori Shigemi AIA, and Rodney Bell AIA, among others. Photographs by StudioSZ Photo / Justin Szeremeta and Blackstation document the project.

Key facts

  • Westlake 66 is a mixed-use complex in Hangzhou, China.
  • The project is designed by KPF.
  • Completion is scheduled for 2026.
  • Total area is 2,093,000 ft².
  • Design director is Jeffrey Kenoff FAIA.
  • Principal architects are Peter Gross AIA and Andrew Cleary AIA.
  • The project aims to revitalize a deteriorated neighborhood.
  • Photography by StudioSZ Photo / Justin Szeremeta and Blackstation.

Entities

Artists

  • Jeffrey Kenoff
  • Peter Gross
  • Andrew Cleary
  • Yee Tak Lau
  • Luc Wilson
  • Minho Jeon
  • Wenxin Chen
  • Katsunori Shigemi
  • Rodney Bell
  • Eric Engdahl
  • Ronald Wong
  • Frankie Au
  • Edwin Baruch
  • Elie Boutros
  • Yijie Hu
  • Tait Kaplan
  • Jim Lau
  • Dan Li
  • Jingwen Li
  • Fei Mui
  • Alana Tam
  • Milo Wan
  • Weining Zhong

Institutions

  • KPF
  • Kohn Pedersen Fox
  • ArchDaily
  • StudioSZ Photo
  • Blackstation

Locations

  • Hangzhou
  • China

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