Kriston Capps is a writer and editor for CityLab, with a focus on local issues in Washington, D.C. He covers topics such as housing, architecture, art, and urban planning. His work has been featured in publications such as Bloomberg News, The Washington Post, and artnet.
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Kriston Capps' coverage emphasizes local urban planning, architecture, and design in Washington D.C. He frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics. Pitches should focus on providing insights into local urban development projects, architectural trends, or policies affecting the built environment in Washington D.C.
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Doll house miniature replicas and room-spanning digital projections compete for tourists’ attention at the People’s House, an immersive White House visitors center.
A Turkish consulate designed by Perkins Eastman is at the center of federal corruption charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams.
The first museum survey of modernist architect Paul Rudolph dwells in the margins of his polarizing works, many of which now exist only on paper.
By: Kriston Capps
Firms surveyed by the American Institute of Architects have posted 19 consecutive months of declining billings. But there’s one bright spot for designers in new jobs numbers.
By: Kriston Capps
A staff writer for more than 30 years and critic for two decades, King is retiring from his perch as the Bay Area’s leading voice on architecture.
A staff writer for more than 30 years and critic for two decades, King is retiring from his perch as the Bay Area’s leading voice on architecture.
Firms surveyed by the American Institute of Architects have posted 19 consecutive months of declining billings. But there’s one bright spot for designers in new jobs numbers.
The first museum survey of modernist architect Paul Rudolph dwells in the margins of his polarizing works, many of which now exist only on paper.
Doll house miniature replicas and room-spanning digital projections compete for tourists’ attention at the People’s House, an immersive White House visitors center.
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