
Ken Yeang is an architect and ecologist, delivering signature hyper-green
architecture, a field he pioneered since 1971. His work is differentiated by an
ecosystem-based approach that performs beyond conventional green-rating
systems.
His work has a visually-distinct verdant green aesthetic that enhances positively it’s locality’s ecology and biodiversity, designed as constructed ecosystems.
The work has received numerous awards including:
- The Aga Khan Award (Geneva)
- Prince Claus Award (Netherlands)
- LiangSiCheng Award (China)
- Merdeka Award (Government of Malaysia)
- Malaysian Institute of Architects Gold Medal
- LiangSiCheng International Award (China), and others.
His training was at the AA School (London). He received a doctorate from Cambridge University on ecological design and planning, and remains an Honorary Fellow of Wolfson College.
He is the Distinguished Plym Professor at Illinois University. Listen to his TED presentations (Berlin & India). The British newspaper, Guardian names him “one of the 50 people who could save the Planet’.
His research and built experiments advance the field of designing to save the planet, presented in his instructive books (over 12). His architecture is characterised by verdant greenery as biotic constituents to create habitats as 'constructed ecosystems' (in Boustead Tower (1985), DiGi Data Centre(2002), others).
He trained at the Architectural Association (London). He doctorate at Cambridge University on ecological design was published by.McGraw-Hill (1985) as 'Designing With Nature'. He remains a Fellow (honorary) at Wolfson College. Email: [email protected]
Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Yeang
His work has a visually-distinct verdant green aesthetic that enhances positively it’s locality’s ecology and biodiversity, designed as constructed ecosystems.
The work has received numerous awards including:
- The Aga Khan Award (Geneva)
- Prince Claus Award (Netherlands)
- LiangSiCheng Award (China)
- Merdeka Award (Government of Malaysia)
- Malaysian Institute of Architects Gold Medal
- LiangSiCheng International Award (China), and others.
His training was at the AA School (London). He received a doctorate from Cambridge University on ecological design and planning, and remains an Honorary Fellow of Wolfson College.
He is the Distinguished Plym Professor at Illinois University. Listen to his TED presentations (Berlin & India). The British newspaper, Guardian names him “one of the 50 people who could save the Planet’.
WHY US
Ken Yeang is an architect and ecologist, pioneering an authentic ecology-based architecture since 1972.His research and built experiments advance the field of designing to save the planet, presented in his instructive books (over 12). His architecture is characterised by verdant greenery as biotic constituents to create habitats as 'constructed ecosystems' (in Boustead Tower (1985), DiGi Data Centre(2002), others).
He trained at the Architectural Association (London). He doctorate at Cambridge University on ecological design was published by.McGraw-Hill (1985) as 'Designing With Nature'. He remains a Fellow (honorary) at Wolfson College. Email: [email protected]
Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Yeang


EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
DATO' DR. AR. KEN YEANG 楊經文
- AA Dip.
- APAM
- FSIA
- RIBA
- FRSA
- Hon FAIA
- D.Lit (Hon.), (Sheffleld)
- Distinguished Plym Proffesor (University of IIInois)

Ken Yeang is an architect and ecologist, delivering signature hyper-green
architecture, a field he pioneered since 1971. His work is differentiated by an
ecosystem-based approach that performs beyond conventional green-rating
systems.
His work has a visually-distinct verdant green aesthetic that enhances positively it’s locality’s ecology and biodiversity, designed as constructed ecosystems.
The work has received numerous awards including:
- The Aga Khan Award (Geneva)
- Prince Claus Award (Netherlands)
- LiangSiCheng Award (China)
- Merdeka Award (Government of Malaysia)
- Malaysian Institute of Architects Gold Medal
- LiangSiCheng International Award (China), and others.
His training was at the AA School (London). He received a doctorate from Cambridge University on ecological design and planning, and remains an Honorary Fellow of Wolfson College.
He is the Distinguished Plym Professor at Illinois University. Listen to his TED presentations (Berlin & India). The British newspaper, Guardian names him “one of the 50 people who could save the Planet’.
His research and built experiments advance the field of designing to save the planet, presented in his instructive books (over 12). His architecture is characterised by verdant greenery as biotic constituents to create habitats as 'constructed ecosystems' (in Boustead Tower (1985), DiGi Data Centre(2002), others).
He trained at the Architectural Association (London). He doctorate at Cambridge University on ecological design was published by.McGraw-Hill (1985) as 'Designing With Nature'. He remains a Fellow (honorary) at Wolfson College. Email: [email protected]
Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Yeang
His work has a visually-distinct verdant green aesthetic that enhances positively it’s locality’s ecology and biodiversity, designed as constructed ecosystems.
The work has received numerous awards including:
- The Aga Khan Award (Geneva)
- Prince Claus Award (Netherlands)
- LiangSiCheng Award (China)
- Merdeka Award (Government of Malaysia)
- Malaysian Institute of Architects Gold Medal
- LiangSiCheng International Award (China), and others.
His training was at the AA School (London). He received a doctorate from Cambridge University on ecological design and planning, and remains an Honorary Fellow of Wolfson College.
He is the Distinguished Plym Professor at Illinois University. Listen to his TED presentations (Berlin & India). The British newspaper, Guardian names him “one of the 50 people who could save the Planet’.
WHY US
Ken Yeang is an architect and ecologist, pioneering an authentic ecology-based architecture since 1972.His research and built experiments advance the field of designing to save the planet, presented in his instructive books (over 12). His architecture is characterised by verdant greenery as biotic constituents to create habitats as 'constructed ecosystems' (in Boustead Tower (1985), DiGi Data Centre(2002), others).
He trained at the Architectural Association (London). He doctorate at Cambridge University on ecological design was published by.McGraw-Hill (1985) as 'Designing With Nature'. He remains a Fellow (honorary) at Wolfson College. Email: [email protected]
Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Yeang


EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
DATO' DR. AR. KEN YEANG 楊經文
- AA Dip.
- APAM
- FSIA
- RIBA
- FRSA
- Hon FAIA
- D.Lit (Hon.), (Sheffleld)
- Distinguished Plym Proffesor (University of IIInois)