Upon receiving his master degree in Architecture from Harvard University, Graduate School of Design in 1985, Paul Tange joined the architectural firm headed by his father, renowned architect, Kenzo Tange. In 1997, Tange became President of Kenzo Tange Associates and in 2002, he founded Tange Associates. Tange Associates has designed landmark buildings both in Japan and abroad and has designed the Tokyo Aquatics Centre for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Tange Associates' design of the Olympic gymnasiums is the first time that father and son architects have designed the same facilities in the same city for two separate Olympics (Tokyo 1964 and 2020). Paul is a registered architect in both Japan and Singapore.

In 2005, he decided to expand into Asia by establishing an office in Singapore in response to the burgeoning demand for design and lifestyle services. Woo’s mandate from clients is clear: to create desire. His approach to design is to integrate the entire environment into a unique lifestyle experience appropriate to the place and to his clients’ shared vision. Although his firm’s celebrated portfolio of projects are as diverse as the countries and cultures it works in, every project is injected with a desirability factor that is keenly sought after internationally.

In November 2017, Cameron was elected as the President of the Interior Design Confederation Singapore (IDCS).