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Eureka
A Hong Kong architecture studio working on homes, education, cultural and community spaces, with an interest in the everyday relationship between people and their surroundings.
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Timber lining and built-in storage define the bedroom platform beside the window. · A timber-lined window niche incorporates a small shelf and integrated storage. · The living area combines a city-facing window with low fitted joinery.
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In their words
Rethinking everyday spaces
Eureka is an architectural studio founded in 2011, with a strong focus on Hong Kong. Its portfolio includes education, housing, cultural, commercial and public projects, alongside furniture and smaller interior interventions.
The practice works with clients and end users to understand how spaces are experienced. Its published work explores social interaction, the relationship between old and new, and the way materials, objects and framed views affect everyday life.
Home for One, Home for Two brings those ideas into a compact Wan Chai apartment. A reorganised plan, integrated storage and timber-lined windows create distinct places to live, rest and look out across the city.
What they do
- 01Homes and public spaces shaped around everyday experienceSeen in Home for One, Home for Two
- 02Compact interiors organised through light and integrated joinerySeen in Home for One, Home for Two
- 03Education, cultural and community projects across Hong KongSeen in Home for One, Home for Two
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Profile updated 26 October 2026
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