Minmin Long

Based in Shanghai and leading our commercial operations across Asia, Minmin’s expertise and knowledge of our clients’ needs as well as client and market dynamics in the Asia region are crucial to our overall success.

Minmin plays a key role in aligning the focus in our project and client work with our purpose, values and business goals. She builds valuable relationships and networks with clients and partners in the industry and applies a strategic lens to market opportunities and challenges.

Minmin is also deeply integrated with our design team, to ensure the healthy operation of all Shanghai studio projects.

Title

Managing Principal

Location

Shanghai

Hassell announces new appointments to strengthen commitment to excellence and diversity

Announcing a series of new appointments that underscore our commitment to design excellence, interdisciplinary skills and diverse talent across our global practice.

Studio

Shanghai

News

Radical Regeneration: celebrating 20 years of Hassell in Shanghai

Under the theme of ‘Radical Regeneration: the future of urban renewal in China and beyond’, our Shanghai studio celebrated its remarkable 20-year journey.

Conversations

Twelve triumphs to mark International Women’s Day

To celebrate International Women’s Day 2023, we’re shining a light on some of the many talented women at Hassell who go beyond creating ‘places people love’ to shape a better future for all of us. Meet 12 bright stars from across the Hassell firmament.

Project

West Bund Waterfront Public Realm

Since opening in 2021, the West Bund has been attracting up to 40,000 visitors in a single day, becoming a truly must-visit riverfront destination in Shanghai, and one of the most beloved public spaces in the city.

Project

Park Avenue Central (PAC)

Set in the heart of Shanghai, Park Avenue Central creates an oasis in the city and sets a new standard in sustainable mixed-use developments.

News

Longgang River: a blueprint for waterfront revitalisation

Hassell has been working on the transformation of various parts of a 23.6km section of Longgang River in Shenzhen, China, based on our overall master plan. In early 2023, phase one of the project opened to the public.