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Innovative Architecture & Design Solutions in London
Asif Khan Ltd. is a London-based architecture and design studio renowned for its innovative approach to blending sensory experiences, cultural narratives, and futuristic visions. Founded by Asif Khan, the studio specialises in creating buildings, landscapes, installations, and objects that bridge historical context with contemporary innovation. Our work explores universal concepts of beauty through the reconnection of art and science, often addressing themes of post-colonialism, community empowerment, and identity. With a global portfolio spanning continents, we engage diverse cultural landscapes, from the Barbican Art Centre Renewal to the Museum of the Incense Road in Al-Ula.

Our projects have been exhibited at prestigious institutions including the Serpentine Gallery, V&A Dundee, and the Royal Academy of Arts. Recognised with accolades such as the FX Award for Outstanding Contribution to Design and an MBE for Services to Architecture, we maintain a commitment to pushing architectural boundaries while fostering meaningful human connections through design.
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Architectural Design Urban Planning Interior Design Installation Art Cultural Projects
Highlights and features
  • We have over 15 years of experience in international architectural design.
  • Our team merges art and science to create culturally resonant spaces.
  • We have completed projects for major global events including the Olympics.
  • Our work has received multiple international design awards.
  • We are committed to sustainable and community-focused design principles.
Services
Architectural Design
We create innovative architectural solutions that merge cultural narratives with functional spaces. Our approach combines historical context and futuristic vision to deliver buildings that resonate with their environment and users. Projects range from cultural institutions like the Barbican Art Centre Renewal to experimental installations.
Urban Planning
Our urban planning services focus on creating cohesive, sustainable public spaces. We address themes of community empowerment and identity through designs that integrate natural and built environments, as seen in projects like the Expo 2020 Public Realm.
Installation Art
We design immersive installations that explore sensory experiences and cultural exchange. These temporary structures, such as the Hyundai Pavilion (2018), often serve as focal points for global events and exhibitions.
Interior Design
Our interior design services prioritise functionality and aesthetic innovation. We craft spaces that reflect the unique identity of their users while maintaining a strong connection to broader architectural themes, as demonstrated in the Kite Store (2018).
Cultural Projects
We specialise in projects that address post-colonial narratives and cultural identity. Our work, such as the Tselinnyi Centre of Contemporary Culture (2022), bridges historical context with contemporary design to foster community engagement.
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Asif Khan
Founder & Lead Architect
Asif Khan is an award-winning architect and designer known for merging art, science, and cultural narratives. He has taught at leading institutions and received an MBE for Services to Architecture in 2017.
Questions
What types of projects does Asif Khan Ltd. specialise in?
We specialise in architectural design, urban planning, interior design, and cultural installations that merge art, science, and historical narratives.
Has the studio worked on international projects?
Yes, our portfolio includes projects across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North America, including the Hyundai Pavilion at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics.
What awards has Asif Khan Ltd. received?
We have received the FX Award for Outstanding Contribution to Design (2024), an MBE for Services to Architecture (2017), and the German Design Council's Architect of the Year award (2018).
Does the studio offer educational programs or workshops?
Asif Khan has taught at institutions including the Royal College of Art and Harvard University, but we do not currently offer public workshops.
How does the studio approach sustainability in design?
We integrate sustainable practices by prioritising local materials, energy-efficient designs, and community engagement in projects like the Forests installation (2016).