30.06.2025

“I stood before the windows, helplessly transfixed, for the better part of an hour. If there’s a better man-made view on the planet, I’ve yet to take it in.”

Photo Essay by Stephen Hiltner, The New York Times discussing The Grand Egyptian Museum

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01.06.2025

Storm King Art Center opens to the public

Opened in June 2025, Storm King Art Center’s first major capital project, strengthens its identity as a cultural platform where monumental art and the natural landscape exist in dialogue. The project transforms the arrival experience, expands outdoor exhibition space, and introduces a facility dedicated to conservation and fabrication.

08.03.2024

National Gallery awarded RIAI Silver Medal in Conservation

National Gallery of Ireland’s Historic Wings Refurbishment by Heneghan Peng Architects and Blackwood Associates Architects is the winner of the RIAI Silver Medal for Conservation and Restoration 2014–2016. The winning entry has been described as displaying both ingenuity and restraint in its approach, working with the existing buildings and unlocking dormant potential to reinvigorate the gallery. The Jury commended the project for bringing both light and space deep into the heart of the building but not allowing bold moves distract from the integrity of the historic buildings.

19.10.2023

Old Tower of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church Berlin

The international and two-phase competition “Exhibition replanning and extension in the Old Tower of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church”, coordination by the office [phase eins]., was decided. The jury met under the chairmanship of Prof. Matthias Sauerbruch on September 6,2023 in Berlin. The design by heneghan peng architects, Dublin, with Ralph Appelbaum Associates, Berlin working with Artist Susan Philipsz, was unanimously awarded 1st prize.

08.08.2022

Storm King Art Center announces $45 million capital project to enrich and sustain its leadership in art and landscape

The project will offer Storm King’s growing community an unparalleled visitor experience, increase on-site opportunities for art and artists, and ensure sustainability into the future. Slated for completion in 2024, the project is led by heneghan peng architects and WXY architecture + urban design, with landscape architects Gustafson Porter + Bowman and Reed Hilderbrand.

15.05.2022

Jonathan Glancey visits the Grand Egyptian Museum

Jonathan Glancey visited the Grand Egyptian Museum to report on the project’s construction.

08.05.2020

Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin Pavilion

The new entrance and visitors’ centre are organised as a sequence of happenings and moments connecting the existing geometries of the site with the new café, shop, exhibition and ticketing along the main route and reflecting the diagonal axis of the museum in the timber structure of the roof of the visitor centre.

26.05.2019

Museum Tonofenfabrik opens 23rd February, 2018

Stadtmuseum Tonofenfabrik is 1 of 3 finalists selected for the Public Buildings category of the Badischer Architektur Preis.

25.04.2019

The Palestinian Museum, in Birzeit, was awarded today as one of the 2019 recipients of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture

The announcement was made by Farrokh Derakhshani, Director of the Award, in a ceremony in Kazan, Russia, today.

21.01.2016

heneghan peng architects win competition to design Canadian Canoe Museum

“All of the short-listed submissions were beautiful and thoughtful. Each of the teams came to the interview table with amazing energy and passion for the Canadian Canoe Museum. Ultimately, the jury awarded the heneghan peng architects/Kearns Mancini scheme for exemplifying the lightness and sublime functionality of the canoe. The museum design breaks with ego-driven architecture to offer a gentle, organic space that poetically winds its way along the Trent-Severn. No matter where you are inside the museum or outside standing on its roof, you will always be able to see the water, and a canoe waiting to be paddled by you. I can’t wait to see this museum built. It’s going to change the way we think about architecture, place making and the canoe - a true icon of design”

Lisa Rochon, Chair, Canadian Canoe Museum Selection Committee

16.07.2015

University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building shortlisted for the 2015 RIBA Stirling Prize

Located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich, this building is home to the main University of Greenwich Library and the Departments for Architecture, Landscape and Arts. The architectural challenge was provide large spaces while recognising the low rise urban fabric and creating an active streetscape.

23.12.2013

heneghan peng architects won the international competition to design the National Centre for Contemporary Arts NCCA at Khodynskoye Pole in Moscow

The project was backed by the Russian Federation Ministry of Culture.

18.07.2013

The Giant’s Causeway Visitors Centre shortlisted for RIBA Stirling Prize 2013.

There is no longer a building and landscape but building becomes landscape and the landscape itself remains spectacular and iconic.

30.04.2013

European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture Mies van der Rohe Award 2013 selects Giant’s Causeway Visitor Centre for Shortlist.

On view at 183rd Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition Dublin Ireland from 28 May-17 Aug 2013.

29.08.2012

Venice Architecture Biennale 2012

The Pavilion of Ireland is located at the end of the Artiglierie in the Arsenale; it is composed of a bench for resting & its structural moment diagram as a series of wall drawings.

27.07.2012

Diamond bridge in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park opens to the public

During the Olympics a central temporary infill between the bridges accommodates the crowds. In the legacy park, two bowls are created on either side of the lock linking the upper park concourse with the lower level of towpaths and waterways.

28.10.2011

Klassik Stiftung Weimar’s New Central Archive breaks ground in Weimar, Germany.

This important institution holds works of Goethe, Schiller, Nietzsche & the Bauhaus amongst others. The project is led by heneghan peng architects’ Berlin office.

25.03.2011

The V&A unveils the design proposals by the seven architectural teams shortlisted for the V&A’s Exhibition Road Project.

The display of the models in the Sackler Centre from 2 March – 3 April 2011.