Julie V. Iovine is the architecture columnist for The Wall Street Journal. From 2007-2012 she was the executive editor of The Architect's Newspaper - an award-winning design news source that Iovine guided in its expansion to print and the web.
Iovine spent over a decade at The New York Times and The New York Times Magazine writing on design and architecture. She first started to write about architecture while employed in the New Haven office of Cesar Pelli & Associates. Her books include Civic Action (The Noguchi Museum, 2012); Modern Americana with Todd Merrrill, (Rizzoli, 2008); Louis I. Kahn Esherick House (Wright, 2008); Provoking Magic: the Lighting of Ingo Mauer, co-author (National Design Museum Smithsonian, 2007); Michael Graves: Compact Design Portfolio (Chronicle Books, 2002) and the forthcoming 50 Icons: New York from the Design Museum/Octopus Publishing in London.