Kristine Klein is a Web Editor at The Architect's Newspaper. She specializes in Home & Garden, House Design, and Interior Design, exploring the intersection of aesthetics and functionality in residential spaces. Kristine's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Architect's Newspaper and Dezeen.
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Kristine Klein's coverage predominantly revolves around design, architecture, urban planning, and landscaping. She often features press releases and government announcements. When pitching to her, consider providing exclusive insights or access to newsworthy events in the world of design and architecture.
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By Kristine Klein • • With a workforce totaling over 1,600 employees and 20 offices worldwide, CannonDesign 's footprint is, to say the least, a large one.
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The AIA shared the Architecture Billings Index score for March this week: a strong-ish 49.8.
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In 2024, New York City officials and the Department of Transportation announced plans to “put the ‘park' back in Park Avenue ” with an RFP . This
By: Kristine Klein
The American Academy in Rome ( AAR announced the recipients of the 2026–27 Rome Prize and Italian Fellows Program.
By: Kristine Klein
Oracle recently filed documents with Metro Planning Department for a pedestrian bridge in Nashville, and with them new visuals of it.
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By Kristine Klein • • March's 49.8 Architecture Billings Index ( ABI ) sparked hope that a turn around in billing conditions was imminent.
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By Kristine Klein • • Guaranteeing more housing in New York City, where the rental vacancy rate sits at 1.4 percent, involves much more than just shovels in the ground.
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By Kristine Klein • • University of California Berkeley announced today it has appointed Nicholas de Monchaux as the William W.
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The Aalto Works—thirteen buildings from Finnish architects and designers Aino, Elissa, and Alvar Aalto—have been nominated for inclusion on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
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After an optimistic score in April, the AIA’s Architecture Billings Index dropped in May to its lowest of the year: 44.5.
