Ian Volner, Author at The Architect’s Newspaper

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view of a green courtyard flanked by apartment buildings

Mott Heaven

In the Bronx, COOKFOX delivers sustainable, affordable public housing for seniors

August 11, 2022 • Architecture, East, Feature, Urbanism

overhead view of new college campus buildings along the hudson river

Dynamic Duo

Comprising two buildings, Columbia University’s new business school presents a dynamic face to a growing campus

May 12, 2022 • Architecture, Crit, East, Editor's Picks, Featured

the us mexico border wall, a photo on display in the new exhibition, in the pacific ocean

Fly On The Wall

A new exhibition is a testament to the conceptual resilience of “the wall”

January 13, 2022 • Architecture, Art, East, Review

The new round glass entrance to the denver art museum at night

Opposites Attract

Gio Ponti’s incongruously stolid Denver Art Museum sprouts a space-age appendage

October 22, 2021 • Architecture, Crit, Editor's Picks, Preservation, Review, Southwest

Interior of the yola center performance hall looking out to a glass wall

Lost in Gehry country

Frank Gehry moved to Los Angeles 75 years ago; it’s only now coming around to his brand of wily artistry

September 17, 2021 • Architecture, Letter to the Editor, Professional Practice, West

An indoor forest created for the 2021 Vienna Biennale for Change

Over The Moon

The 2021 Vienna Biennale for Change makes a radical—and radically tender—case for life on “Planet Love”

August 11, 2021 • Architecture, Art, International, Review

Rendering of a tankhouse complex with stacked tiers and green facade

Do Tank

Tankhouse, a design-forward Brooklyn-based developer, is cut from a different cloth

August 9, 2021 • Architecture, Development, East, Feature

mid-century housing blocks in france

You Say You Want A Revolution

Utopian politics makes a uniquely rotten pairing with architecture

May 11, 2021 • Architecture, Editor's Picks, International, Op-Ed

Black and white photo of thin Miami towers next to each other against the sky

Slip of the Pen

A new book about architecture and capitalism reveals the problem with today’s mode of criticism

April 28, 2021 • Architecture, Editor's Picks, National, Professional Practice, Review, Review

rendering of project commodore, a massive tower looking over grand central

The Name Game

Op-ed: SOM’s Project Commodore threatens to overshadow Grand Central Terminal. But are concerns over its height overblown?

April 1, 2021 • Development, East, Letter to the Editor

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