Young Projects Unveils 'Casa Match' Temporary Installation at Art Omi in New York
Young Projects, the New York-based architecture studio led by Bryan Young, Noah Marciniak and Caleb Ehly, completed 'Casa Match,' a temporary installation at Art Omi in 2024. The project, which covers just 10 square feet, was curated by Susanna Moreira and falls under the category of cultural architecture and temporary installations. The design team comprised Bryan Young, Caleb Ehly and Noah Marciniak, while Cauterskill Design Build LLC served as general contractor and Beane Engineering provided civil engineering consultation. Photography was handled by Alon Koppel and Bryan Zimmerman. The studio is known for investigating the use and application of conventional materials to reimagine new ways of employing them. This research unfolds through an iterative process that spans prototypes, furniture and pavilions before culminating in architecture, and is carried out via significant collaborations between the studio and trusted manufacturers and experts in their respective fields. The installation is located in the United States.
Key facts
- 'Casa Match' is a temporary installation at Art Omi
- Young Projects designed the installation in 2024
- The project area is 10 square feet
- Susanna Moreira curated the project
- Bryan Young, Caleb Ehly and Noah Marciniak formed the design team
- Cauterskill Design Build LLC was the general contractor
- Beane Engineering provided civil engineering consultation
- Photography was by Alon Koppel and Bryan Zimmerman
Entities
Artists
- Bryan Young
- Caleb Ehly
- Noah Marciniak
- Susanna Moreira
- Alon Koppel
- Bryan Zimmerman
Institutions
- Young Projects
- Art Omi
- Cauterskill Design Build LLC
- Beane Engineering
- ArchDaily
Locations
- United States
- New York