Articles by Ian Volner

Brooklyn’s Brent Buck crafts moments of surprise with impeccable detail.

The seasonal New York theater troupe's permanent new venue is a prefabricated laminated-timber structure perched high above the Hudson River.

Shohei Shigematsu's new wing nearly doubles the size of Manhattan’s consummate contemporary-art museum.

In its latest incarnation, a modest 1930s structure in Sunset Park serves as the firm's studio and as headquarters for Design Studies Collaborative, a nonprofit planning consultancy.

A historic brick and timber warehouse, once home to an infamous nightclub, gets a new lease on life.

The atmosphere was that of a 'shadow-realm Coney Island where the only prize is the grim certainty that the end is nigh,' writes Ian Volner of the Venice Biennale's 19th Architecture Exhibition.

The Italian architect discusses organizing architecture’s biggest show against a backdrop of global turbulence.

With each piece representing an ‘enzyme necessary in our evolution,’ everything from Post-its to Spanx are on display in ‘Pirouette: Turning Points in Design.’

Led by Annum Architects, the school-unifying ‘gateway’ project includes renovation and new construction.