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Match House Temporary Installation by Young Projects

Young Projects has unveiled a temporary installation called Match House, located at Art Omi in Ghent, United States. The project, completed in 2024, focuses on reimagining conventional material use through iterative design.

The installation covers an area of 10 sq ft and falls under the category of Cultural Architecture and Temporary Installations.

Lead architects for the project include Bryan Young, Noah Marciniak, and Caleb Ehly, with contributions from the design team Bryan Young, Caleb Ehly, and Noah Marciniak.

General contracting was handled by Cauterskill Design Build LLC, and engineering and consulting services were provided by Beane Engineering.

Young Projects is known for its distinctive approach to studying and re-applying conventional materials in novel ways.

Their investigations span various scales, from prototypes and furniture to follies and ultimately architecture.

These explorations are realized through significant collaborations with skilled makers and specialists.

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