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WOHA is a Singapore based award-winning architecture firm, founded by Wong Mun Summ & Richard Hassell.

WOHA believes that it is the responsibility of the architect to create diverse, innovative and exciting environments. Each project should add a humane and desirable environment to the world, resulting in a continuous improvement of the constructed environment. WOHA's design philosophy is that each project is unique, and the design should evolve through the particular characteristics of each project. WOHA believes good design is produced from this careful study and research, combined with technical knowledge and artistic judgement. Random and unforeseen events are examined for the possibility of adding richness and new possibilities to the design. Attention to detail, proportions, and scale, together with common sense ensure the finished product fully develops the potential within the concept. ^[1]

Significant Works[edit]

Genexis Theatre Singapore, 2009
School of the Arts Singapore, 2009
The Met Bangkok, 2009
Wilkie Edge Singapore, 2009
Iluma Singapore, 2009
Crowne Plaza Hotel Singapore, 2009
Stadium MRT Station Singapore, 2009
Bras Basah MRT Station Singapore, 2009
Alila Villas Uluwatu Bali, 2009
NOMU Singapore, 2008
Newton Suites Singapore, 2007
Odeon Towers Singapore, 2007
Moulmein Rise Singapore, 2003
Church of St Mary of the Angels Singapore, 2003

Awards[edit]

World Architecture Festival, World Housing Development of the Year 2009, The Met^[2]
World Architecture Festival, World Transport Building of the Year 2009, Bras Basah Station ^[3]
MIPIM Asia Awards 2009 Winner, Newton Suites
President's Design Award, Design of the Year 2009, The Met^[4]
President's Design Award, Designer of the Year, Wong Mun Summ & Richard Hassell^[5]