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NBBJ, Partner | New York City, United States
Timothy Johnson is a partner in the global architecture and design firm NBBJ, where he leads the international commercial design practice. Committed to the creation of vital urban environments, he is an expert on integrating design with business performance to develop high-rise buildings that are performance-driven, humanistic and sustainable.
His current work includes Dalian Center, a commercial mixed-use development, listed among the world’s tallest buildings, nearing completion in Dalian, China; the International Financial Centre in Jakarta; and 57 Grange Road, a residential high-rise in Singapore, among many others. His most well-known project is the award-winning Sail @ Marina Bay, the world’s 10th-tallest residential building at the time of its completion in Singapore.
He is involved with organizations that work to create healthy urban environments and is currently an active member of…
Awards Best Tall Building Office Jury (2022)
New York City Chapter, Co-Chair (2015 – Present)
CTBUH Trustees Convene in Dubai
21 October 2018
CTBUH Board of Trustees Travels to Hawaii
22–24 March 2018
CTBUH Leaders Connect at 2017 Conference
29 October 2017
18 October 2016
Tall Buildings and Context: Appropriate High Rise Vernaculars
The issue of skyscraper form and expression being appropriate to cultural and social context is currently a hotly debated topic in China, as well as...
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15 December 2021
What Does the Tech Industry Want In a High-Rise?
Timothy Johnson, NBBJ / CTBUH Chairman 2011–14
By the end of 2021, the tech industry’s global revenue will reach US$5 trillion.1 Given this growth, the urgent need for tech companies to attract...
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28 October 2019
Timothy Johnson, NBBJ
At a time when building construction efficiency has decreased by four percent since the 1960s, efficiency in automotive manufacturing has increased by 400 percent, largely...
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