Kristine Klein

new york, new york, united states

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I am a content creator interested in all things travel, design, and architecture related. I have experience writing, copyediting and proofreading, building websites from scratch, designing for print and web, managing social media, and doing story research.

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Mark Cavagnero Associates completes renovation and expansion of Temple Emanu-El, the Bay Area's largest synagogue

Mark Cavagnero Associates has thoughtfully renovated and expanded the Bay Area ’s largest synagogue , Temple Emanu-El. The temple, built in the Byzantine Revival style in 1925, stands out against its urban backdrop with its domed terra-cotta roof, arches,... See more

archpaper.com•Kristine Klein•Jan 8, 2026

Gru.a pairs a shower with a plinth in a contemplative installation staged at LIGA

Public showers at a beach in Brazil and an unoccupied plinth excavated out of a public plaza in Mexico City may appear to have nothing in common. But an installation on view at LIGA Space for Architecture in Mexico City puts the unlikely objects in dialog... See more

archpaper.com•Kristine Klein•Jan 7, 2026

Vinyl NYC, a new book, captures the exploratory rooms of New York's record shops

Most record stores—whether their design adheres to a minimalist palette or embraces the chaos of the stacks—are a kind of platonic ideal of the consumer experience. For shoppers whose bodies allow it, the act of crate digging, of sifting through the piles... See more

archpaper.com•Kristine Klein•Jan 7, 2026

Cordero Pardee revamps a Ridgewood corner shop into Mr. Nancy's, a low-carbon dive bar

A time capsule was recently uncovered in Ridgewood, Queens. Abandoned for nearly two decades below the elevated Seneca Avenue station for the M train, the remains of a linear bar and lounge presented a canvas of old-school flourishes ripe for refreshment.... See more

archpaper.com•Kristine Klein•Jan 5, 2026

AN reflects on the technology stories of 2025 that had architects thinking about what's to come

With each passing year technology holds users more and more captive. Talks of artificial intelligence and its proliferation of “ slop ” are nothing novel, but seem to be only more pervasive as time drudges on. In 2025, the rise of ChatGPT grasped internet... See more

archpaper.com•Kristine Klein•Dec 29, 2025

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Master Of Arts, Architecture at New York UniversityGraduated: 2022

Literature, Spanish Language at Pontificia Universidad Católica De ChileGraduated: 2018

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Mark Cavagnero Associates completes renovation and expansion of Temple Emanu-El, the Bay Area's largest synagogue

Gru.a pairs a shower with a plinth in a contemplative installation staged at LIGA

Vinyl NYC, a new book, captures the exploratory rooms of New York's record shops

Cordero Pardee revamps a Ridgewood corner shop into Mr. Nancy's, a low-carbon dive bar

AN reflects on the technology stories of 2025 that had architects thinking about what's to come

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Mark Cavagnero Associates completes renovation and expansion of Temple Emanu-El, the Bay Area's largest synagogue

Gru.a pairs a shower with a plinth in a contemplative installation staged at LIGA

Vinyl NYC, a new book, captures the exploratory rooms of New York's record shops

Cordero Pardee revamps a Ridgewood corner shop into Mr. Nancy's, a low-carbon dive bar

AN reflects on the technology stories of 2025 that had architects thinking about what's to come