Yuval Yadlin is an architect and researcher based in New York and Tel Aviv. She completed her post-professional Master of Architecture (M.Arch II) at the Yale School of Architecture, following an honors degree from Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem, where she later taught as a design studio co-instructor.

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Yuval has been recognized with several awards, including the Azrieli Prize (2021) for her B.Arch thesis, the Bezalel Environment and Sustainability Award (2021), and the Dori Award (2024) for a public hub design competition. Additionally, she received the CMES Ganzfried Travel Fellowship (2024 and 2025) and the Student Exploration Grant at the Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking (2025).

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With experience as an architect in both architecture and urban planning firms in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Yuval has developed a range of projects in various scales.

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As a co-founder of The Young Architects Cooperative, she participates in a collaborative effort focused on research-driven projects that promote social justice in Israel. The group achieved first place in the Cultural Trail competition (2021) organized by the Bat-Yam municipality, for a public intervention that was built, and second place in the Between the Drop competition (2021) by the Ministry of Health, Urban 95, and Bezalel Academy.​