Bryan Young
ArchitectResidentialHospitalityFounder & Principal at Young Projects
Bryan Young is founder and principal of Young Projects, the Gowanus, Brooklyn studio he established in New York City in 2010, working across residences, interiors, and material research such as cast concrete and gradient brick. He holds a Master of Architecture with distinction from Harvard's Graduate School of Design (2003), where he received the AIA Henry Adams Medal, and a B.A. with highest honors from UC Berkeley (1997). Before founding his studio he was a senior associate at Allied Works Architecture and earlier worked at Architecture Research Office, SOM, and Peter Pfau. Young Projects received the Architectural League Prize in 2013 and a Progressive Architecture Award for Glitch House in 2018. He teaches at Cooper Union's Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture.
Experience
- Current
Past projects
Gerken Residence
2015Residential · Tribeca, New York, NY
6,000-sf Tribeca apartment with a hand-pulled plaster core.
Wythe Townhouse
2016Residential · Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn townhouse renovation using corrugated-polycarbonate veneer.
Awards & press
Fellow (FAIA)
American Institute of Architects College of Fellows · 2026
AD 100 list
Architectural Digest · 2026
AD 100 list
Architectural Digest · 2024 · Responsible for elegant residences, buildings, and renovations in the U.S. and abroad
Best of Year
Interior Design · 2023 · Galaxy Digital
NYC X DESIGN Interior Design Award for Tech Office
NYC X DESIGN · 2023 · Galaxy Digital HQ
Architect (Small Firm) - Northeast
2022
2021 AIANY merit award
AIA New York · 2021 · Six Square House
2020 Design Vanguard winner
Architectural Record · 2020
Education
Harvard Graduate School of Design
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