Design Worldwide Partnership

dwp
Architecture and Design
Founded 1994
Founder Scott Whittaker
Headquarters Bangkok, Thailand
Number of locations
10 countries (Australia, Bahrain, China, Dubai(UAE), Hong Hong, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam)
Area served
Middle East & Asia-Pacific
Services Architecture, Interior Design, Facility Planning, Project Management, Feasibility Studies, Turn Key Design and Construction
Revenue $40Million
Number of employees
450
Website http://www.dwp.com

Design Worldwide Partnership—dwp provides architectural and interior design services across the Asia, Australia & Middle East regions.

dwp designed the Sirocco (restaurant) at State Tower, Bangkok, featured in the movie The Hangover Part II. Other projects include facilities for multinationals clients including Citigroup, InterContinental Hotels Group and Microsoft.

History

Founded in Thailand in 1994, dwp grew to a consortium which was launched in 2001 as a partnership of design businesses in six locations:

On 1 September 2006, the six companies merged to form DWP ltd. The company features 11 offices and 350 design professionals.

On 15 April 2007, a new office was opened in Dubai, DWP United Arab Emirates.

In March 2009, dwp opened 2 new offices, dwp China, Shanghai & dwp Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur.

On 1 May 2013, DWP joined in an agreement with Suters architects in Australia to form dwp|suters in Australia.

On 31 April 2017 dwp | Suters was acquired by DWP as a merged entity.

Selected projects

References

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