KplusK associates

KplusK associates are an experienced group of Architects and Designers based in Hong Kong, committed to the production of integrated modern Architecture. The Company has established themselves as one of the leading Architects for Luxury Residential, Hotel and Serviced Apartment developments in Asia. With each project, KplusK aim to create highly personalized environments, combining ergonomic and technological concerns, without compromising the pursuit of a dynamic, heterogeneous, sensual viscosity.

KplusK’s mantra is that “Sensuality in Architecture must also engage with the issues of sustainability, energy efficiency and environmental responsibility.” KplusK currently expands on these tenets in eight different Countries regionally.

KplusK’s credentials are proven by the award winning buildings, interiors and competition projects they have designed, as well as the Director’s academic and professional qualifications. KplusK have won over 30 regional and international design awards, including the following :

Oasis Project Competition winner – Manila for Kerry Properties / Shang Properties 2012

“Seeking Zero” International Design Competition, set up by YTL (Malaysia) for the creation of Zero Energy housing in Asia.

International Property Awards 2009 – Best Architecture – Thailand (Established by CNBC and New York Times)

Trip Advisor “Trendiest Hotels” travelers choice 2012 for Modena, Putuo district, Shanghai.

Dongao Island, Resort and Hotel Development Competition 2010 (with RMJM)

The Directors, Mr. Johnny Kember & Mr. Paul Kember, have both been in practice for over 25 years. Together, they have built up a wealth of combined experience of working in the Far East (Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Bali, Singapore, Macau and Malaysia) as well as Europe (England, France, Italy, Sweden), Australia, Russia and the USA. The Company has been established in Hong Kong since 1996. The directors of KplusK are both trained as architects in the UK and have registered the practice under charter to the Royal Institute of British Architects. Both Directors have also served as asst. professors of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong.