March 23–Sept 04, 2016
The Skyscraper Museum, New York
Singapore-based architecture firm WOHA is well known for their ability to build both tall and green, and all within the increasingly dense contexts of today’s megacities. This summer at the Skyscraper Museum in New York, the practice is celebrated in exhibition rather than building form, as ‘Garden City | Mega City : Rethinking the Cities for the Age of Global Warming’ presents a dozen of the firm’s projects through photography, renderings, drawings and models.
At a time when global warming threatens the future, the enlightened work of WOHA rethinks the urban environment, offering prototypes that use vertical density to create highly social, sustainable and garden-filled cities.