155 Canal Street, New York
Square Feet: 8,000 sf
Completion Date: March 2006
Project Architect: Raymond Chan
Project Designer: Peter Poon
PPA was commissioned by CP Advanced Imaging to design a new radiological imaging center in lower Manhattan. The entity occupies the second and third floors of a new building and encompasses 8,000 s.f.. The planned space includes various rooms for diagnostic equipment, including MRI scanner, CR scanner, ultra sound, x-ray equipment, bone densitometry, and mammography.
CP Advanced Imaging is a multi-modality diagnostic imaging center conveniently located in lower Manhattan, easily accessible via public transportation.
179 Lafayette Street, New York
Square Feet: 5,000 sf
Completion Date: April, 2005
Project Architect: Peter Poon
PPA was commissioned by Cathay Bank (國泰銀行) to design their New York headquarters located in Lower Manhattan. The project encompasses 5,000 s.f. on two floors.
Cathay Bank is a Chinese American bank based in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 1962, it has since expanded its network throughout California and into Massachusetts, New York, Texas, Washington, Illinois, New Jersey, and Maryland. Additionally, it has representative offices in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Taipei.
5402 8th Avenue, Brooklyn
Completion Date: April, 2002
Project Architect: Peter Poon
PPA was commissioned by Cathay Bank (國泰銀行) to design their new corner branch bank in Brooklyn, New York. The renovations include cellar and first floor of existing building and encompassed 2,600 s.f. including exterior façade and replacement of storefront windows and doors.
Cathay Bank is a Chinese American bank based in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 1962, it has since expanded its network throughout California and into Massachusetts, New York, Texas, Washington, Illinois, New Jersey, and Maryland. Additionally, it has representative offices in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Taipei.
410 Park Avenue, 18th Floor, New York
Square Feet: 4,000 sf
Completion Date: October, 2004
Project Architect: Peter Poon
PPA was commissioned by Citic Ka Wah Bank (中信銀行(國際) to design a new office space consisting of 4,000 s.f. in a high-rise building in Midtown Manhattan.
Citic Bank is a Hong Kong-based full-service commercial bank that offers a broad spectrum of financial services spanning wealth management, personal banking, wholesale banking as well as global markets and treasury solutions. Citic’s footprint includes 34 branches in Hong Kong, as well as overseas branches in New York, Los Angeles, Macau and Singapore.
725 5th Avenue, New York (Trump Tower)
Square Feet: 13,000 s.f.
Completion Date: November 2008
Project Architect: Peter Poon
Peter Poon Architects is commissioned by Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. (中國工商銀行) to design a 13,000 s.f. professional office unit located at a midtown office tower.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. is a leading banking group in China and also one of the largest commercial bank in the world. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China opened its representative office in New York in 1997 and upgraded it to a full branch in 2008.
202 Canal Street, New York
Square Feet: 4,000 sf
Completion Date: October, 2003
Project Architect: Peter Poon
PPA was commissioned by Bank of East Asia (東亞銀行) to design for the renovation of 2 floors in its New York headquarters building in Lower Manhattan. The project updates and upgrades the branch location’s current banking environment - approximately 4,000 s.f. of space programed for reception, meeting rooms, and offices.
Incorporated in Hong Kong in 1918, The Bank of East Asia, Limited ("BEA") is dedicated to providing comprehensive commercial banking, personal banking, wealth management, and investment services to its customers in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and other major markets around the world.
31 Greene Street, New York
Square Feet: 4,000
Completion Date: 2000
Project Architect: Peter Poon
PPA designed the conversion of the ground and cellar floors of a historic cast-iron building into the showroom of on Italian kitchen/ bath manufacturer. The existing facade of gloss blocks were removed to allow for large panes of clear glass fitted between the classical columns, allowing natural light to penetrate deep into the 4,000 s.f. display area. Light wells were installed along the perimeter glass wall to allow light penetration into the display cellar space.
75 East Broadway, New York
Square Feet: 46,000 sf
Completion Date: April, 2002
Project Architect: Lin-Lin Lin
Project Designer: Peter Poon
The site is located in the Lower East Side / Chinatown, under the Manhattan Bridge. The development is bisected by two existing masonry piers supporting the bridge, and is bordered by the Sarah Loeb Playground on the west side. A major promenade is proposed to connect the site features together: the playground acts as a front plaza, welcoming the pedestrians into an outdoor plaza under the bridge and between the proposed buildings, creating an intermediate zone where cultural activities can take place within a historical setting. The total development encompasses 46,000 g.s.f..
