Studio desk
Tell us about the workflow you want to fix.
A short message is enough. We reply within one working day and book a twenty-minute call to match a 2026 programme to the job on your desk.
Direct
Ways to reach the studio
Aimasteryhub
231 Bain Street, #04-09, Bras Basah Complex, Singapore 180231
+65 6339 5128
[email protected]
Mon–Fri 09:30–18:30 · Sat 10:00–14:00 (cohort clinic) · Sun closed
Nearest MRT: Bras Basah (CC) and Bugis (EW/DT). From Bras Basah station the complex is a short walk along Bain Street. From Bugis, approach via Victoria Street and the complex interior.
Form
Enrolment and general messages
Required fields are marked. Phone is optional. Do not paste confidential company data; describe the workflow in general terms.
After you send
What happens next
You should see a confirmation on this page. We read the queue on working days and reply from [email protected] within one working day. The follow-up is a twenty-minute call to check the workflow, the level, and a 2026 date. If the twelfth seat is already held, we explain the waiting list before we take a deposit.
If the confirmation never appears, write to the same address directly. Do not resend confidential material.
Visit
Finding us
Bras Basah Complex has several lifts. Take a lift to the fourth storey and follow the corridor signs to #04-09. The door is unmarked glass beside a small brass plate that reads Aimasteryhub. Evenings, ring the listed number if the latch is on. The map in the footer uses the same address. A photograph of the street approach sits below.
Bicycle parking is at complex level. Paid car parks are in the surrounding streets; we do not validate tickets.
Groups
For team enquiries
Private cohorts of eight to sixteen people run as a three-day sprint on your floor or in Bain Street. Put headcount, city, and the workflow in the message, and choose “Not sure yet” if you do not want a public line. We reply with a scoping call rather than a public price list.
Two seats in a public cohort can be held for colleagues from the same organisation. Larger blocks should not occupy half a public room.