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This year, influential industry players will once again meet at the world's leading real estate event MIPIM in Cannes. The HPP Partnership will also be present and is looking forward to exchanging ideas on sustainable and digital transformation in architecture.

Surrounded by greenery and yet in an inner-city location: the six-storey "grasblau" office building in Berlin-Friedrichshain, for which HPP designed and realised the architecture on behalf of CA Immo, which specialises in high-quality office properties.

In the World Architecture 100 Ranking 2024 ("WA100"), HPP has once again gained places compared to the previous year and has risen from 20th place among all participating architecture firms worldwide to 18th place. Once again, HPP is among the top 20 architecture firms worldwide.

HPP Architekten incorporated the landscape architecture firm +grün into the company structure from 1 January 2024. Against the backdrop of the ecological challenges of climate change, this step marks a conscious decision to collaborate more closely between architecture and landscape design.

As the first woman in the company's history, business administration graduate Claudia Berger-Koch has been responsible for the management of HPP Architekten GmbH together with architect Burkhard Junker since 1 January 2024.

Renovated and designed by HPP, the Shanghai Xujiahui Sports Park was honored as one of the distinguished winners in the Landscape Architecture - Urban Design category of the 2023 Architecture MasterPrize.

Following its presence at this year's Beijing Design Week, HPP's "Re/View the Next" exhibition made its second stop in China. From 1 December, it was on show for a week in the Xujiahui Sports Park in Shanghai, which was revitalised by HPP.

The district council and the Planning and Urban Development Committee have approved the transformation of the SMS office complex in Düsseldorf.

In an interdisciplinary team of German and Dutch property owners, architects and planning professionals, HPP Architekten has designed the project “LifeCycle”, a multifunctional residential highrise intended as a social and sustainable ecosystem.

The new office high-rise in Düsseldorf, Eclipse, was completed this year and occupied by tenants, the auditing and consulting firm PwC Germany.