John King is a former urban-design critic at the San Francisco Chronicle. He specializes in architecture and planning, with a keen focus on hospitality and leisure, as well as the education system and restaurants. John’s work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications including Forbes, The Boston Globe, and CNN.
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John King's coverage focuses primarily on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on urbanism and architecture. He also covers events and announcements related to these themes.
If you have expertise in political analysis, urban planning, or architectural design, your insights could be valuable to John King. You may consider reaching out with commentary on the impact of government policies on urban development or how specific political decisions influence architecture and city planning.
Given his focus on San Francisco and California, relevant pitches should consider the local context while addressing broader implications for urbanism as it relates to national trends in governance and policy-making.
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The Winspear Opera House and the Wyly Theatre will change the face of downtown, but will they bring Dallas what it so desperately wants?
By: John King
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By: John King
Contributor People enjoy a sunny day at Sue Bierman Park on Friday. The park across from San Francisco's Ferry Building will be redesigned, along with Embarcadero Plaza to create a new park.
By: John King
A church by Eliel Saarinen, and later projects by I.M. Pei, Kevin Roche, and Robert Venturi, have made this midwest town—now population 50,000—a must-see destination for design lovers.
By: Dana Bash, John King
CNN's John King brings the Magic Wall to Michigan where Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens and former public health official Abdul El-Sayed are in a tight contest for the Democratic Senate primary in August.
By: John King, Dana Bash
CNN’s John King brings the Magic Wall to Michigan where Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens and former public health official Abdul El-Sayed are in a tight contest for the Democratic Senate primary in August. John shares that El-Sayed is “counting on the passion, the anger and frustration that cost Harris in 2024, he hopes those voters come out in droves to help him in the primary.”
A group of villagers were working in a field next to a river when one of them noticed something floating towards them.
During his primetime speech, President Trump revisited longstanding claims about election security. CNN's John King said the address did not show how alleged foreign activity changed election results.
During his primetime speech, President Trump revisited longstanding claims about election security. CNN’s John King said the address did not show how alleged foreign activity changed election results.
