Jenna McKnight is a journalist at Newswav. She specializes in architecture and design, covering themes related to home and garden, house design, and interior design. Jenna's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Dezeen, MSN, and Architectural Record.
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Jenna's coverage heavily emphasizes design, particularly architecture and building projects. She predominantly reports on press releases and private sector announcements within the design industry, indicating a preference for news directly from architectural firms or related organizations.
Given her focus on architectural innovations and designs, Jenna is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight unique or groundbreaking projects in the realm of residential and commercial buildings, as well as renovations. If you have insights into cutting-edge architectural trends or can provide expert commentary on notable design elements, your pitch may resonate with her.
Since Jenna covers a wide range of projects across different locations without specifying a geographic focus, she might be open to receiving pitches about diverse architectural endeavors from around the world.
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A new glass pavilion designed by Hennebery Eddy Architects and Vinci Hamp Architects is the star feature of an Oregon art museum revamp
By: Jenna McKnight
Canadian practice Leckie Studio has completed Twin Peaks House, which features an asymmetrical roof and silvery wood cladding that helps the building "recede among the trees".
Stained cedar planks wrap a small building in the Pacific Northwest that Seattle architecture studio GO'C created for arts foundation Iolair as a gallery and live-work space for an artist-in-residence.
By: Jenna McKnight
Stained cedar planks wrap a small building in the Pacific Northwest that Seattle architecture studio GO'C created for arts foundation Iolair as a gallery and live-work space for an artist-in-residence.
By: Jenna McKnight
Chilean studio Iragüen Viñuela Arquitectos has used glued-laminated timber for the House by Fuy River in the Andean foothills, designed as a vertically
Chilean studio Iragüen Viñuela Arquitectos has used glued-laminated timber for the House by Fuy River in the Andean foothills, designed as a vertically
Local design-build studio Allprace aimed to create a feeling of "warmth and permanence" in a house called Hargis, which features gabled roof forms and earthy materials such as wood and stone.
By: Jenna McKnight
US studio Lehrer Architects has completed Loma Verde, a supportive housing development for once- homeless residents that features a slender footprint and stucco walls adorned with splashes of colour.
Accoya wood cladding and expansive terraces feature at the Dune House, which was designed by American studio Ziger Snead Architects for a tight site with many restrictions.
Two accessory dwelling units are contained within a double-level, arched metal building, which was created by design-build firm Qastic.
