Design Worldwide Partnership

Design Worldwide Partnership provides architectural and interior design services across Asia, Australia and the Middle East. Founded in Thailand in 1994, DWP grew to a consortium that was launched in 2001 as a partnership of design businesses on nearly every continent with offices in such countries as Vietnam, Malaysia, UAE, Bahrain, Thailand, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, USA and Australia. In 2017 dwp|suters (formerly Suters Architects), a well established Australian design firm, formally merged under the DWP banner cementing a long term alliance of the two practices.[1] The business has since been expanded to incorporate related services including event management, communications, public relations and branding.[2]

Design Worldwide Partnership
Practice information
Founded
  • 1994 (dwp)
  • 1958 (Suters)
No. of employees450
Location
Significant works and honors
Awards
  • 2017
  • CID Awards, Sustainable Interior Design Initiative
  • Luxury Residence Global Award
  • BCI Asia Award, Interior Design
  • AIA Award Newcastle, Educational Architecture, Winner
  • 2016
  • Living Building Challenge
  • AIA Award NT, Commercial Architecture
  • AIA Award WA, Public Architecture
  • Victorian Healthcare Assn Award
Website
http://dwp.com/

DWP designed the Sirocco restaurant in the State Tower in Bangkok, featured in the movie The Hangover Part II.[3] Other projects include facilities for multinationals clients including Citigroup, InterContinental Hotels Group and Microsoft.

See also

Official website

References
  1. "Architecture firm Suters throws lot in with Bangkok-based DWP to focus on Asia". Australian Financial Review. 5 April 2017. Retrieved 23 March 2019.
  2. "About dwp – dwp". dwp.com. Retrieved 23 March 2019.
  3. "IMDb: Filming Location Matching "Lebua at State Tower - 1055 Silom Road, Bangrak, Bangkok, Thailand" (Sorted by Popularity Ascending)". IMDb. Retrieved 23 March 2019.


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