Jack Young is a multidisciplinary designer and researcher based in Brooklyn, NY. Within LIAVH, he specializes as a digital, spatial analyst focusing mainly on 3D data visualization and video media. He graduated with a Bachelors of Architecture at Pratt Institute in 2025, where he conducted thesis research on the civic revitalization of the United States Postal Service and its associated mailing logistics system, examined through a regional lens. In addition to his thesis work, Jack is actively involved in advanced research projects with academic collaborators. He worked alongside Professor Jason Vigneri Beane on various AI and fabrication projects. He was part of a design team developing a prototype housing solution for the indigenous Alaskan community of Quinhagak. Beyond his academic pursuits, Jack holds various roles within the architectural and design literary communities; serving as an editor for the 25’ Off Zine and supporting several Axiomatic Editions book publications. He is also the lead designer of Atelier 58l0, a collective of creatives based in New York, Boston, and Tokyo with a mission to expand the culture of architecture to the public. Professionally, Jack is a Junior Designer at Billings Jackson Studio, specializing in the architectural and industrial design of public and private transportation infrastructure projects.With a focus on combining architectural design, technological innovation, and social impact, Jack continues to pursue projects that bridge the gap between traditional practice and emerging research fields.