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Volansky Studio Architecture and Interiors Architecture and design studio based out of Stowe, Vermont. Working in New England and beyond.

As an architect, practicing since 1997, initially in Vail Colorado and since 2003 in Stowe Vermont with the Cushman Design Group and to now (2015) under my own design firm, I have had the opportunity to work on residential projects of varying scale from 8,000 sf custom home to 1,600 sf compact home; from a small tree house for a local elementary school built by the students to high end ski-in/ski-out townhomes with multiple owners; from new construction of a commercial/retail building to interior commercial tenant/restaurant fit-up; from supporting real estate agents and their clients to find the right building site to full blown 20 year campus master planning. In each project what has been unique has been the client; their project needs, style & tastes, their desired budget and their building site. Each has to be studied to find what makes a project BELONG to each client and makes their project truly personal to them. It is not about a specific design style or an architect driven process, it is about listening and prioritizing the needs of each person, business or family. My approach is one of collaboration, the term Studio in the firm name refers to a process of collaborating with individuals and goes well beyond the walls of my studio. My belief that the client has much to bring to the table as well as the various craftspeople and general contractors who execute the designs is fundamental to the success of the project. Architecture is a complex process and involves many skilled and smart people.

A look at where the design for First Chair is headed: Taking the mountain home in a slightly more modern direction. Ston...
10/30/2026

A look at where the design for First Chair is headed: Taking the mountain home in a slightly more modern direction. Stone and warm wood keep the familiar character, while larger windows, metal details, and cleaner lines give it a contemporary edge without losing the coziness you want in the middle of winter.

10/29/2026

Lakeside Overlook, late October progress

The leaves are down and Lake Caspian is opening up through the trees, a view that will stay with the house all winter and was framed on purpose from room to room.

Inside, the finishes are well underway as we near closer to this project’s completion.

Architecture & Interior Architecture: Volansky Studio
Interior Design: POLLY MOROZOV DESIGN STUDIO in collaboration with Volansky Studio
Builder: DBI
Landscape Design: Lucy Thayer, Bowman

An early concept for our Lakeside Overlook project: a gambrel roof, shingled exterior, and a tall arched window marking ...
10/27/2026

An early concept for our Lakeside Overlook project: a gambrel roof, shingled exterior, and a tall arched window marking the entry.

We tend to like the things that hold a space together just as much as the things that decorate it. Exposed metal shows u...
10/22/2026

We tend to like the things that hold a space together just as much as the things that decorate it. Exposed metal shows up throughout our work in railings, shelving, supports, stairs, and structural details, adding contrast without needing to hide how something is built.

A staircase doesn’t have to disappear into the background. This rendering explores an open stair design where concrete, ...
10/19/2026

A staircase doesn’t have to disappear into the background. This rendering explores an open stair design where concrete, wood, and metal each get to play a part. The open structure keeps the larger space feeling connected, while the wire mesh railing adds another layer of texture without adding visual weight.

A kitchen has to work well, but how it feels matters too. In this renovation, exposed wood and stone bring the character...
10/16/2026

A kitchen has to work well, but how it feels matters too. In this renovation, exposed wood and stone bring the character of the surrounding landscape indoors, while large windows keep the mountain views very much a part of the room.

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Builder: Patterson & Smith Construction
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A design study from the studio. This barn-form house pairs a standing-seam roof with a weathering steel entry volume, se...
10/13/2026

A design study from the studio. This barn-form house pairs a standing-seam roof with a weathering steel entry volume, set against darker cladding below, in an exploration of how contrast can hold a simple form together.

Some of the most meaningful details at Farmhouse Magic come from the home’s history. The interior hemlock beams were cut...
10/09/2026

Some of the most meaningful details at Farmhouse Magic come from the home’s history. The interior hemlock beams were cut and set as replicas of those in the family’s original barn, carrying a piece of that history into their new home.

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10/08/2026

Early fall site visit at Hilltop. With the workshop done, the house is down to studs and moving fast. Timber beams were just set at the entry, and the fall views are opening up through what will be the kitchen, dining, and living spaces.

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A calm color palette lets each material stand out. The warm wood, soft neutral tile colors, natural stone, and brass eac...
10/06/2026

A calm color palette lets each material stand out. The warm wood, soft neutral tile colors, natural stone, and brass each bring something different while still feeling cohesive.

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135 Luce Hill Road
Stowe, VT
05672

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