2025-11-19
WSP Projects Shine at CTBUH 2025
The 2025 Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) Awards of Excellence marked a proud milestone for WSP, where 27 projects WSP has involved worldwide earned a total of 43 accolades. Among these, 10 award-winning projects hailed from Asia, exemplifying not only technical excellence but also the spirit of collaboration, innovation, and sustainable design.
In Hong Kong, The Henderson captured the spotlight with four awards, including the coveted Best Tall Building by Region (Asia – Overall Winner). For WSP’s engineers, the recognition goes beyond engineering achievement – it reflects a commitment to shaping urban spaces that are both inspiring and sustainable. The project showcases how thoughtful engineering can elevate the human experience while contributing to a greener built environment.
Across Asia, WSP’s award-winning projects – from the CITIC International Building in Shenzhen to the Punggol Digital District in Singapore – demonstrate how integrated design and engineering can drive sustainable outcomes. Whether through advanced district cooling systems, BEAM Plus and LEED-certified developments, or innovative façade solutions, each project is a testament to the dedication of professionals working towards a low-carbon future.
WSP’s CTBUH honours spotlight a bold mission: engineering resilient, green communities for a low-carbon future. In Hong Kong, WSP will continue to drive changes – collaborating, innovating, and building a city that leads by example.
In Hong Kong, The Henderson captured the spotlight with four awards, including the coveted Best Tall Building by Region (Asia – Overall Winner). For WSP’s engineers, the recognition goes beyond engineering achievement – it reflects a commitment to shaping urban spaces that are both inspiring and sustainable. The project showcases how thoughtful engineering can elevate the human experience while contributing to a greener built environment.
Across Asia, WSP’s award-winning projects – from the CITIC International Building in Shenzhen to the Punggol Digital District in Singapore – demonstrate how integrated design and engineering can drive sustainable outcomes. Whether through advanced district cooling systems, BEAM Plus and LEED-certified developments, or innovative façade solutions, each project is a testament to the dedication of professionals working towards a low-carbon future.
WSP’s CTBUH honours spotlight a bold mission: engineering resilient, green communities for a low-carbon future. In Hong Kong, WSP will continue to drive changes – collaborating, innovating, and building a city that leads by example.
