Worrell Yeung

Worrell Yeung is an architecture firm founded in 2015 by Max Worrell and Jejon Yeung, based in Brooklyn. The firm works across adaptive reuse, public space, residential, and cultural projects, approaching each commission as an opportunity to create adaptable, enduring architecture. Notable projects include the restoration and expansion of Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn, which added a new gathering space called Grace Hall to the historic 225-acre landscape, and the conversion of a 1980s horse stable into Studio Barn, a workspace for artists in rural Rhode Island. The firm's design process emphasizes rigorous analysis and materiality, distilling complex needs into clear, conceptual solutions that result in unembellished architecture. Worrell Yeung is a certified Minority-owned Business Enterprise and has been recognized as a Design Vanguard by Architectural Record and included in Wallpaper* 400 and Cultured's List of Young Architects.