Peter B. Lau

$30 million, LEED Gold (EB), 425,000 ft² NRA, G+24, exterior retrofit of historic high-rise office building and new lobby

Historic preservation architect – Page & Turnbull
Executive architect – Kendall Heaton Associates
Design architect – Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Primary school (450 students) and daycare facility (68 children), 125,000 sq. ft. GFA, B1+BMezz+G+3, library, gymnasium, indoor pool, outdoor courtyards, roof-top organic gardens, cafeteria with full kitchen, and basement drop-off zones for buses and parents

School advisor – EduServ
Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architect – John McAslan + Partners
Interior designer – John McAslan + Partners

Multi-purpose cultural building, 200,000 ft² GFA, G+5, 500-seat performing arts theater, 250-seat performing arts theater, 200-seat film theater, 80-seat film theater, 80-seat terrace theater, 13,000 sq. ft. of art exhibition space, dance academy, library, restaurant & cafe, and retail

Cultural advisor – Lord Cultural Resources | Brian Debnam Associates
Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architect – John McAslan + Partners

570,000 ft² GFA shopping mall with 100 retail and F&B units including six cinemas, food court, kids' zone and MSUs

Retail advisors – Urbis, David Beale and Jim Badour
Executive architect – Gensler
Design architect – Gensler
Interior designers – Gensler

15,000 ft² luxury home for a very-high-net-worth individual featuring a holistic approach to sustainability, which utilized comprehensive sustainable systems prior to the inception of LEED

Architect – Sim Van der Ryn
Interior designers – Agnes Bourne | Jim Weinberg | Weinstein Group

Six iconic office and residential buildings above F&B which surround Barahat Al Nouq, the main square of Msheireb Downtown Doha. The structures are G+Mezz+5 and comprise two office and four residential buildings which total 180,000 ft² and 300,000 ft², respectively. The building facades are made up of onyx stone which is illuminated at night from behind with LED light panels. The ground floor facades contain a double-height colonnade, backed by full height shop-front glass. The F&B units extend… Show more

Six iconic office and residential buildings above F&B which surround Barahat Al Nouq, the main square of Msheireb Downtown Doha. The structures are G+Mezz+5 and comprise two office and four residential buildings which total 180,000 ft² and 300,000 ft², respectively. The building facades are made up of onyx stone which is illuminated at night from behind with LED light panels. The ground floor facades contain a double-height colonnade, backed by full height shop-front glass. The F&B units extend from the colonnade into the main square where a unique project feature – a 5-part climate control strategy – is employed to allow nearly year-round use of the square in one of the hottest climates in the world.

Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architect – mossessian & partners
Interior design – mossessian & partners
Climate engineers – Transsolar
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Japanese-style compound for an ultra-high-net-worth individual featuring 10 buildings, a tea house, a man-made lake, a bath house and koi pond on a 23-acre site

Designer and master builder – Paul Discoe

Seven G+3 luxury apartment blocks on Kahraba Street totaling 190,000 ft² GFA. Units have 1 – 4 bedrooms and range in size from 2,000 – 6,200 ft² each

Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architects – Adjaye Associates | Allies & Morrison
Interior designers – Adjaye Associates | Allies & Morrison

A townhome cluster comprising 13 units and 85,000 ft² GFA overall, B+G+3 (typical), ranging in size from 4,000 – 7,200 ft² each. Townhomes have 4 – 6 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a private courtyard, and a private roof-top terrace with pool and retractable shading.

Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architect – Allies & Morrison
Interior designer – Allies & Morrison

A townhome cluster over retail, comprising 4 units and 20,000 ft² GFA overall, 3 – 4 levels each, ranging in size from 4,000 – 6,200 ft² each. Townhomes have 3 to 5 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a private roof-top terrace with retractable shading.

Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architect – Allies & Morrison
Interior designer – Allies & Morrison

Three townhome clusters comprising 15 units and 123,000 ft² GFA overall, B+G+3 (typical), ranging in size from 5,000 – 10,000 ft² each. Townhomes have 4 – 7 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a private courtyard, and a private roof-top terrace with pool and retractable shading.

Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architect – Allies & Morrison
Interior designer – Allies & Morrison

Accor's boutique heritage brand (215 keys), 270,000 ft² GFA, G+19

Executive architect – Gensler
Design architect – Squire and Partners
Interior designer – Blueplate Studios (Wilson Assoc)
Kitchen and laundry consultant – Tricon

Luxury hotel (160 keys) and serviced apartments (95 keys), 580,000 ft² GFA, G+10

Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architect – John McAslan + Partners
Interior designers – David Collins Studio | Jouin Manku Studio
Kitchen consultant – Humble Arnold Associates

Mixed-use, LEED Platinum and Gold, sustainable urban regeneration project on 76 acres in the historical downtown, featuring premier office space, retail, leisure facilities, upscale townhomes and apartments, hotels, museums, civic services, a school, and cultural and entertainment venues.

$5.5 billion, over 100 buildings and facilities, up to 30 stories in height, with approximately 11,000 basement parking spaces:

18 million ft² BUA
3.0 million ft² – office (commercial… Show more

Mixed-use, LEED Platinum and Gold, sustainable urban regeneration project on 76 acres in the historical downtown, featuring premier office space, retail, leisure facilities, upscale townhomes and apartments, hotels, museums, civic services, a school, and cultural and entertainment venues.

$5.5 billion, over 100 buildings and facilities, up to 30 stories in height, with approximately 11,000 basement parking spaces:

18 million ft² BUA
3.0 million ft² – office (commercial, medical and government)
2.4 million ft² – residential
1.3 million ft² – hotels
1.0 million ft² – retail
0.5 million ft² – museums, cultural, mosques and school
9.8 million ft² – basement parking, service areas and plant space

Site-wide consultants
Master planning team – Arup | EDAW (now part of AECOM) | Allies & Morrison
Market research – CBRE
Retail – Urbis | David Beale | Jim Badour
Parking – Walker Parking Consultants
ICT – Orange Business Services
Electronic amenities (events and digital displays) – Danny Barnycz Group
Landscape Lighting Signage – Burton Landscape Studio | KGM Lighting | Square Peg
Custom Urban Furniture – Harry Dobbs Design
Public Art – Le Consortium
Sustainability (LEED) – Interface Engineering and Green Building Services

Executive architects – Burns & McDonnell | Gensler |HOK | John McAslan + Partners

Design architects and interior designers – Adjaye Associates | Allies & Morrison |
David Collins Studio | Eric Parry Architects | Gensler | HOK | John McAslan + Partners |
Jouin Manku Studio | Mangera Yvars | mossessian & partners | Squire and Partners |
Wilson Associates Design

Engineering and specialty consultants – Atelier Ten | Burns & McDonnell | Buro Happold |
Drake & Skull | Humble Arnold Associates | Ramboll | Schlaich Bergermann | Tebodin |
Transsolar | Tricon | and others

Executive Cost Consultant – Rider Levett Bucknall

Project and Construction Management – Time Qatar Show less

Inspired by London’s Harley Street, the Msheireb Downtown Doha (MDD) healthcare and medical block was envisioned as an urban hub of world-class health clinics and medical practitioners. A cluster of four iconic buildings were situated along Sikka Al Wadi, a highly pedestrianized zone, and near Msheireb Station, Doha’s largest metro station located in phase 4 of MDD. The structures vary from G+6 to G+7 and comprise 355,000 ft², collectively.

Healthcare advisor – Lord Darzi (former UK… Show more

Inspired by London’s Harley Street, the Msheireb Downtown Doha (MDD) healthcare and medical block was envisioned as an urban hub of world-class health clinics and medical practitioners. A cluster of four iconic buildings were situated along Sikka Al Wadi, a highly pedestrianized zone, and near Msheireb Station, Doha’s largest metro station located in phase 4 of MDD. The structures vary from G+6 to G+7 and comprise 355,000 ft², collectively.

Healthcare advisor – Lord Darzi (former UK Minister of Health, 2007 – 2009)
Executive architect – HOK
Design architect – HOK
Interior design – HOK
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Four museums, 84,000 ft² GFA, located in restored traditional Qatari houses; each museum reveals a different story of Qatar’s 20th-century history

Museum advisor – Jack Lohman (Director of the Museum of London, 2002 - 2012)
Museum master planner & content manager – Barker Langham
Executive architect, design architect & interior designer – John McAslan + Partners
Exhibition designer – Ralph Applebaum Associates

Qatar's first national archive building, 380,000 ft² GFA, G+12

Archive advisor – Dianne Macaskill (Chief Archivist of New Zealand, 2001 - 2009)
Executive architect – Burns & McDonnell
Design architect – Allies & Morrison

Luxury hotel (181 keys), 290,000 ft² GFA, G+21

Executive architect – Gensler
Design architect – John McAslan + Partners
Interior designers – Ong & Ong | Creme
Kitchen and laundry consultant – Tricon

$100 million, LEED Silver, 1.88 million ft² NRA, office complex, retail and 3,400 space car park, on a 21-acre site

Executive architect – RSP Design Consultants (India)
Design architect – HOK