WOHA

WOHA was founded in Singapore in 1994 by Wong Mun Summ and Richard Hassell, on the argument that density and liveability are not opposites. The practice designs integrated architectural and urban solutions for climate change, population growth and rapid urbanisation. Buildings from Parkroyal Collection Pickering to Kampung Admiralty are prototypes: interconnected human-scaled environments that foster community and build resilience.

WOHA works from interiors and architecture up to public space and regenerative master planning, and publishes its thinking in the book Garden City Mega City. Its rating system for building performance has drawn international interest and is being adopted into construction policy in several cities. Punggol Digital District, a 50-hectare masterplan, carries that systems approach across a whole district.