Kristine Klein

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The visions for NEOM, Saudi Arabia’s linear megacity in the desert, reveal contemporary shortcomings more than a future utopia

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The glittering images of the envisioned Saudi city NEOM, shared publicly in late July, quickly circulated around various social media platforms. Many...
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Green-Wood Cemetery renovation work will move forward following a $4.5 million investment

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As part of an ongoing initiative headed by the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery and other cultural groups...
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UN General Assembly declares access to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment a universal human right

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The United Nations General Assembly adopted a new resolution affirming that every human has the right to access a clean, healthy, and...
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Space Perspective unveils balloon-like spaceship for outer space tourism

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Launching in late 2024, Space Perspective, a space tourism company, will bring thrill-seeking travelers and wannabe astronauts alike to the “edge of...
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Empire State Development board approves overhaul for Penn Station and its circumambient neighborhood

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The saga surrounding the redevelopment of Pennsylvania Station and its peripheries moved, slightly, forward yesterday when New York’s economic development agency, the...
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Adjaye Associates designs exhibition that celebrates Jean-Michel Basquiat’s vibrant life

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Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure 601 West 26th Street, New YorkOpen indefinitely To begin experiencing Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure even before I set...
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U.S. federal court sues Wrigley Field for not complying with ADA requirements

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A federal lawsuit filed against the operators of Wrigley Field, accuses the stadium—home to the Chicago Cubs and a National Historic Landmark—of...
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In Chicago, American Framing exposes the nation’s long-concealed construction method

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American FramingWrightwood 659, Chicago | Open through July 30 I went to Wrightwood 659 to find America. Not like Paul Simon—it wasn’t...
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Kengo Kuma and Associates unveils design for its first residential tower in the United States

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Japan-based Kengo Kuma and Associates has unveiled the design for what will become the firm’s first residential tower in the United States....
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Chicago unveils a lofty waterfront proposal for a revamped Museum Campus

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A lofty proposal to redevelop Chicago’s Museum Campus proposes increasing the 57-acre park complex’s accessibility and connectivity to the greater metropolitan area...
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New land use resolution returns over 1,000 acres to New York’s Onondaga Nation

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A legal settlement will return over 1,000 acres of ancestral land to the Onondaga Nation, an Indigenous group settled in Upstate New...
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Queer Spaces makes room for the term’s inherent expansiveness

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Queer Spaces: An Atlas of LGBTQIA+ Places and Stories Edited by Adam Nathaniel Furman and Joshua Mardell | RIBA Publishing | MSRP...
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