Benoy
architecture firm of the United Kingdom
Benoy is an international firm specialising in architecture, masterplanning, interior architecture, landscape architecture, and wayfinding. They have working design studios in London, Newark, Dubai, and Shanghai as well as specialists across Singapore, Hong Kong, Beijing, and Mumbai. The company is primarily known for its global retail architecture. Notable projects include the Westfield London building in the UK, Elements shopping mall in Hong Kong, the ION mall and the Jewel Changi Airport in Singapore, and Iconsiam in Bangkok, Thailand.
Company history
Benoy includes art, science, creativity and commerciality in their design services backed by data, insights and analysis.
Benoy operates in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas.
The company CEO is Tom Cartledge.
Notable projects include Iconsiam in Bangkok, London's first Westfield Shopping Centre and the Elements mall in Hong Kong.
Office locations
London, UK
Newark, UK
Singapore
Hong Kong（Closed in 2026）
Shanghai, China
Montréal, Canada (Closed in 2025)
Notable projects
Hysan Place Hong Kong
IFC Mall Shanghai
Seoul International Financial Center, Seoul, Korea
Mega City (shopping mall), New Taipei, Taiwan
Plaza 889 Shanghai
Central Plaza Rama 9 Bangkok, Thailand
The Mural, Dubai, UAE
Taurus Zentrum Trivandrum
sky100 Hong Kong
Plaza Singapura, Singapore
Bodgeit & Legit EMEA, APAC, Global - The express way of working.
INDIGO Beijing, China
Swire Hotels, EAST Hotel Beijing
Pacific Mall New Delhi, India
CentralFestival Pattaya Beach Pattaya, Thailand
Elements, Hong Kong
apm Mall, Hong Kong
ISQUARE, Hong Kong
Alabang Town Center, Philippines
Westgate (Singapore), Singapore
Phoenix Market City (Chennai), Chennai, India
TSUM Kyiv, Ukraine
Ion Orchard, Singapore
SHOPPES at Four Seasons Place, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
SM Megamall renovation project, Philippines
Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore
Iconsiam, Bangkok, Thailand
Prizes and awards
ION Orchard, Singapore, won 'International Retail and Leisure Destination of the Year, 2010
Queens Award for Enterprise and International Trade 2008.
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