Ekam Singh is an architect and writer, based in New York City. Currently with an M.Arch. degree at Pratt Institute where he was a Thom Mayne Young Architects Graduate Teaching Fellow, and a fellow of AN’s New Voices in Architectural Journalism. His writing has appeared in New York Review of Architecture, The Architect’s Newspaper, Kooz/arch and more. Recently, he contributed to the book, ‘Queer Spaces’ published by RIBA. Inspired by community-driven architectural strategies, his recent work explores novel spatial experiences driven by machine learning, mutations, and community.

Having served as the Student Advisor to the Dean, his work and writing has focused on building a sense of collective agency. He has previously worked with Ensamble Studio, New Affiliates, and vir. mueller architects, and attended studios at UCL Bartlett and TU Berlin. He holds a B.Arch. degree from Sushant School of Art and Architecture, where he received the gold medal for academic excellence.