Ekam Singh is an architect and writer, based in New York City. Currently pursuing an M.Arch. degree at Pratt Institute, he is 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.

Currently serving as the Student Advisor to the Dean, he hopes to build a sense of collective agency amongst the student body and a more equitable academic environment. 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.