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Wenhui is a partner of SPARK having worked with the studio for over 15 years. She hasworked on most of the major national and international portfolio projects undertaken by thestudio. She has extensive experience in the design and management of complex urbandevelopments, master planning and architecture. Wenhui is responsible for the design of many of […]
Wenhui is a partner of SPARK having worked with the studio for over 15 years. She has
worked on most of the major national and international portfolio projects undertaken by the
studio.
She has extensive experience in the design and management of complex urban
developments, master planning and architecture.
Wenhui is responsible for the design of many of SPARK’s award winning and internationally
celebrated projects such as Fai-Fah in Bangkok, nominated for an Aga Kahn Award and
Starhill Gallery in Kuala Lumpur which secured SPARK the German Design Council’s
“Architect of the Year” award in 2014.
Wenhui has led several of SPARK’s key mixed-use projects including the recently completed
Shekou Gateway One in Shenzhen, China. These projects are often characterised by complex
multi-stakeholder clients, where consultation is an essential part of the creative process.
Wenhui is a champion of SPARK’s ethos that “architecture and design should make peoples’
lives better”. Her contribution to SPARK’s World Architecture Festival winning Homefarm
and Beach Hut are a testament to this.
Wenhui's particular interest in social sustainability is demonstrated in her leadership of the
studio’s research and charity programmes which, in collaboration with organisations such
as Blue Cross and Fai-Fah, has developed a number of designs that seek to address issues
of social and sustainable development.
Wenhui has exhibited and sold her art work at a leading Singaporean art gallery, the
proceeds of which were donated to a local children’s charity.
Wenhui was a winner of the Singapore Women’s Weekly Great Women of our Time Award
Design & Style category 2016 focussed on “high achieving working women who are inspiring
game changers making an impact in the city.”
Wenhui has been an invited guest speaker at several international events most recently at
the University of Queensland and at the Asia Pacific Architecture forum in Brisbane.
Having held the position of Chair from 2018-2020, Wenhui is currently a judge on the
Singapore panel of the Property Guru Asia Property Awards.
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Wenhui is a partner of SPARK having worked with the studio for over 15 years. She has
worked on most of the major national and international portfolio projects undertaken by the
studio.
She has extensive experience in the design and management of complex urban
developments, master planning and architecture.
Wenhui is responsible for the design of many of SPARK’s award winning and internationally
celebrated projects such as Fai-Fah in Bangkok, nominated for an Aga Kahn Award and
Starhill Gallery in Kuala Lumpur which secured SPARK the German Design Council’s
“Architect of the Year” award in 2014.
Wenhui has led several of SPARK’s key mixed-use projects including the recently completed
Shekou Gateway One in Shenzhen, China. These projects are often characterised by complex
multi-stakeholder clients, where consultation is an essential part of the creative process.
Wenhui is a champion of SPARK’s ethos that “architecture and design should make peoples’
lives better”. Her contribution to SPARK’s World Architecture Festival winning Homefarm
and Beach Hut are a testament to this.
Wenhui's particular interest in social sustainability is demonstrated in her leadership of the
studio’s research and charity programmes which, in collaboration with organisations such
as Blue Cross and Fai-Fah, has developed a number of designs that seek to address issues
of social and sustainable development.
Wenhui has exhibited and sold her art work at a leading Singaporean art gallery, the
proceeds of which were donated to a local children’s charity.
Wenhui was a winner of the Singapore Women’s Weekly Great Women of our Time Award
Design & Style category 2016 focussed on “high achieving working women who are inspiring
game changers making an impact in the city.”
Wenhui has been an invited guest speaker at several international events most recently at
the University of Queensland and at the Asia Pacific Architecture forum in Brisbane.
Having held the position of Chair from 2018-2020, Wenhui is currently a judge on the
Singapore panel of the Property Guru Asia Property Awards.
The AYDA Awards is part of Nippon Paint’s vision to nurture the next generation of Architectural and Interior Design talents. It serves as a platform to inspire students of these disciplines to develop their skills through cross-learning.