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Building Design Partnership

BDP is a design practice whose global team works across studios worldwide on architecture, urbanism and design projects.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

BDP (Building Design Partnership) presents itself as a design practice with a global team and 19 studios worldwide, spanning locations from Toronto to Shanghai. Its stated culture is built on values of collaboration, creativity and inclusivity, and it describes blending imaginative design with technical expertise to create places with a positive impact. Its published news includes the appointment of Benedict Zucchi as Chair, succeeding Chris Harding, and its involvement in the Project Domani architectural competition for the National Gallery alongside Kengo Kuma and Associates and MICA.

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BDP describes itself as a design practice with a global team and 19 studios worldwide, from Toronto to Shanghai. Its culture is stated to be built on values with collaboration, creativity and inclusivity at the heart of what it does, and it says it blends imaginative design and technical expertise to create places with a positive impact. Its published news includes the appointment of Benedict Zucchi as Chair, succeeding Chris Harding after nearly a decade in the role, and the announcement of Kengo Kuma and Associates with BDP and MICA as winners of the Project Domani architectural competition to design the new tomorrow for the National Gallery.

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A design practice blending imaginative design and technical expertise to create places with a positive impact.

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