Singapore’s 15 great engineers and architects aged 40 and under

Check out who made the cut.

Skyscrapers and cutting-edge architectural designs are amongst Singapore's most visible evidence of economic prosperity spanning the entire length of its history and the influence of a great many different cultures. From the cool houses we marvel at to historical and iconic buildings that we recognize instantly, Singapore’s past, present and future can be told.

In this list of outstanding young people in Singapore, SBR aims to recognize a chosen few engineers and architects aged 40 and under that are behind some buildings and homes paving the way for ingenious design and innovation to create an ultramodern cityscape that we now live in.

Take a look at who we think are 15 of the greatest young modern engineers and architects of our time. Apart from exhibiting leadership in some of the major projects in the city, the following names have already secured top level positions in their companies.

They are arranged from the oldest to the youngest.

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