DP is proud to share that its young professionals Ar. Josiah Leong from DP Architects and Adelina Jaya, associate director at DP Sustainable Design have been recognised at the recently concluded Perspective Global’s 40 Under 40 Award, Josiah was part of the architectural team responsible for the multiple award-winning HomeTeamNS Khatib Clubhouse, as well as the Why Green? pavilion that won accolades in the 2019 London Design Awards and 2020 International Architecture Awards. Adelina Jaya, is among the first 13 Built Environment professionals in Singapore to have attained both WiredScore and SmartScore accreditation. She was also part of the pioneer team to establish NimbleSIM, DP Architect’s own in-house tool employed by architects to perform iterative building performance simulations (BPS), enabling architects to make design decisions with greater speed and confidence.

Taking home the win in the “Commercial – Built” Category, The INLET Block 2 was recognised for its sensitive and well-thought architectural and urban design strategies to restore the urban edge of an old heritage site in Hongkou district, Shanghai. The project is a 3-storeyed retail building designed by our studio in Shanghai with DP's landscape and lighting specialist arms DP Green and DP Lighting. Sited amidst a cluster of century-old shikumen buildings, originally shophouses and residential dwellings, the design draws inspirations from the peculiarities of its surrounds.

Jurong Spring Community Club (JSCC) has been announced as a winner in the Recreational Architecture category of the recently concluded Architecture Masterprize (AMP) Awards 2022. The project has been recognized for its transformative refresh of the old community club to serve as a vibrant and inclusive community heart. Designed with a porous and borderless streetscape, the softening of building edges improves accessibility to the community club for residents of Jurong Spring. The improved connectivity also creates a more intentional dialogue between the development and its surroundings; thereby, inviting the neighbourhood in and allowing JSCC to function as a community living room for the residents.