A commissioned visual documentation project for WOHA Architects' award-winning Punggol Digital District and Singapore Institute of Technology.
In this commissioned visual study for internationally recognised architecture practice WOHA Architects, we set out to capture the architectural vision and spatial experience of Punggol Digital District (PDD) and the new Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) campus.
Conceived as Singapore's first-of-its-kind integrated business, education and community district, PDD and SIT brings together a people-centric, climate-adaptive masterplan within a connected urban ecosystem.
Our filmmaking approach was guided by the relationship between architecture, nature and everyday life.
Rather than presenting the development as a series of standalone structures, we sought to reveal how its buildings, landscapes and shared spaces function as one interconnected environment.
A combination of aerial cinematography and ground-level gimbal work allowed us to move between the wider urban context and the finer details of the human experience.
On the ground, we explored the innovative architecture and environmental strategies embedded throughout the site.
WOHA’s commitment to climate responsiveness is made visible through deep canopies, shaded walkways, and landscaped linkways that offer year-round comfort for users—particularly visible in our sequences along the Campus Boulevard and Collaboration Loop, key circulation spaces that double as social and transitional zones.
At the building scale, we turned our attention to the varied facade treatments, sun-shading devices and elevated green spaces. We also sought to capture WOHA's idea of 'fifth spaces', from lush sky gardens and open-air terraces to the striking Digital Canyon, where architecture and landscape come together to create a cooler, greener connection through the campus.
Beyond the architecture itself, we were drawn to the everyday activity unfolding across the district. Courtyards, open walkways and shared spaces create room for students and the wider community to gather, study and interact. These quieter, lived-in moments were just as important to our visual narrative as the architecture itself.
Recognised with three accolades at the 2026 CVU Awards,
Punggol Digital District represents another milestone in WOHA Architects' internationally recognised body of work.
An honour for us to have documented this project.
