This year has seen the largest ever cohort of entries to the from Singapore. As a leader in our Indo-Pacific region, Singaporean architects are certainly staking their claim as dynamic and innovative practitioners as the shortlist attests.
As Strategic Partners to the INDEs program this year, the , should be justly proud of an astounding 13 shortlisted entries and a Luminary from its members across six categories.
The Singapore showcase is represented across The Building, The Health and Wellbeing Space, The Multi-Residential Building, The Influencer, The Living Space, The Social Space, The Work Space and The Luminary.
As one of the smallest countries in our region, Singapore is proving that is not constrained by size when it comes to design. There is abundant talent in the architecture community that is changing the built landscape of not only Singapore, but other countries in the region as well.
The 2026 INDE.Awards is the perfect springboard to celebrate the accomplishments of Singapore’s creative talent with a long list of outstanding projects receiving shortlist recognition this year.
The Building
by WOW Architects I Warner Wong Design
by CPG Consultants
by Lui & Wo Architects
The Health and Wellbeing Space
by Lekker Architects
by FDAT Architects
by Type0 Architects
The Multi-Residential Building
by IX Architects
The Influencer
by Lekker Architects
by FARM Architects (Interior Design) in collaboration with SJ Group
The Living Space
by FARM Architects
The Social Space
by FARM Architects
The Work Space
by MonoLab Studio in collaboration with Freight Architects
by IX Architects
The Luminary
, Executive Chairman, DP Architects
We thank all those who entered the 2026 INDE.Awards from the SIA and congratulate those members shortlisted.
The SIA celebrates all creatives and, while not members of the SIA, congratulations go to other shortlisted practices from and entries located in Singapore,
WYNK Collaborative for GINLEE Studio, Orchard Road and Alchemist Aoyama
Equator Works for Mutiny Millenia
SILO, Keith Phee + Jing Cheong
And Ong Chan Hao
Congratulations to the largest shortlist ever from Singapore and to the amazing practitioners who create and enhance our built landscape.
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