EHKA Studio Architecture + Interiors

31/07/2026

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Plans unveiled for property thrust into the limelight in notorious swindling saga

31/07/2026

Cloud Houses. Residential Development at Gerald Crescent, Singapore.

18/05/2026

Thrilled to announce Holland Road House won the 5 STARS AWARD, BEST ARCHITECTURE SINGLE RESIDENCE, SINGAPORE 2026/2027, BY ASIA PACIFIC PROPERTY AWARDS ARCHITECTURE.

30/04/2026

Ardmore II Apartment. Completed 2022

The apartment is designed for a single lady, who gave us a brief for a home that is timeless, neat and for things to be hidden from sight. The home also had to be practical, not fancy and at the same time presentable to guests. We thus explored the concept of dividing the spaces into what is public and what is private, using material cues. With the use of an earthy material palette, the home is imbued with a sense of calmness and tranquility.

As featured on:
Tatler Homes
Lookbox Living

Awards:
BRONZE AWARD - Best Residential Design Apartment >2000 sqft category, INTERIOR DESIGN EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2023, by ICDS

Photo Credits:
Studio Periphery

Full project details:
https://www.ehkastudio.com/ardmore-apartment-1

Enquiries:
[email protected]

blackinteriors

07/04/2026

CORNERSTONE AUDITORIUM (Part 2 of 3)- AUDITORIUM DETAILS
Singapore · Completed 2025

Cornerstone Auditorium is a conversion from an existing nightclub in a mall into an auditorium used mainly for Christian services. We translated the idea of “Ruach” – the breath of life – into a sculptural interior defined by fluid lines and luminous, expansive volumes. With its users being Pentecostal church members, the design takes inspiration from traditional church vaults and aims to symbolise sacred space where heaven and earth meet.

The main hall is conceived as a composed and balanced space, guided by symmetry and order yet animated by a strong central focus. Its rippled ceiling is formed from just three modular components, which fold seamlessly to integrate lighting, air distribution and acoustic performance within a single continuous surface. This level of integration allows the architecture to read as a unified whole, where technical systems are absorbed into the design rather than expressed separately.
Material choices further accentuate the geometry, catching and diffusing light across the curved surfaces to heighten sense of depth and movement. The result is an interior that feels dynamic and immersive, as if the space itself is in motion.
Through this synthesis of form, material and performance, the auditorium gives physical presence to an otherwise intangible idea, shaping an environment that evokes the energy and collective vitality of a space brought to life by its occupants.

Photos:
Kevin Siyuan .yuan

View full project at our website
www.ehkastudio.com

Enquiries
[email protected]

03/04/2026

CORNERSTONE AUDITORIUM (Part 1 of 3)
Singapore · Completed 2025

Cornerstone Auditorium is a conversion from an existing nightclub in a mall into an auditorium used mainly for Christian services. We translated the idea of “Ruach” – the breath of life – into a sculptural interior defined by fluid lines and luminous, expansive volumes. With its users being Pentecostal church members, the design takes inspiration from traditional church vaults and aims to symbolise sacred space where heaven and earth meet.

The main hall is conceived as a composed and balanced space, guided by symmetry and order yet animated by a strong central focus. Its rippled ceiling is formed from just three modular components, which fold seamlessly to integrate lighting, air distribution and acoustic performance within a single continuous surface. This level of integration allows the architecture to read as a unified whole, where technical systems are absorbed into the design rather than expressed separately.
Material choices further accentuate the geometry, catching and diffusing light across the curved surfaces to heighten sense of depth and movement. The result is an interior that feels dynamic and immersive, as if the space itself is in motion.
Through this synthesis of form, material and performance, the auditorium gives physical presence to an otherwise intangible idea, shaping an environment that evokes the energy and collective vitality of a space brought to life by its occupants.

Photo
Kevin Siyuan .yuan

View full project at our website
www.ehkastudio.com

Enquiries
[email protected]