Jeff King & Company works with premier designers and architects to build residential and light commercial projects in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Architecture Student and Adventurer

As Dwell's digital edition production manager, Leah King manages the creation of the digital replica of the magazine and sees it through as it transforms to be viewed on the iPad, Nook and Kindle. Shepherding through images and editorial pages, iconic designers and their designs, architects and their creations, and the photographers who shoot them, gives her a unique opportunity to see to the beauty and style produced in each issue of Dwell. Leah also contributes editorially to dwell.com. In life outside of Dwell, she indulges in her passions for photography, vinyl albums, collecting vintage electronics and calling it like she sees it over at Caught Looking.

Dieter Van Den Storm is a freelance writer based in Brussels, Belgium.

Founded in 2013 by two Quebec-based architects, PARKA is an architecture and design practice who is combining its savoir-faire and aesthetic sensitivity with a collaborative approach. Exchanging ideas and cooperation being key elements for the practice who rightly values the human dimension of each project; meeting the client’s needs and aspirations is the starting point of every design process. PARKA is interested in designing well thought of spaces and sustainable architecture: optimizing the users’ experience while minimizing the negative effects on the environment. Passionate about visual identity, our firm is always enthused to help a client develop a brand design. Composed of a multidisciplinary team of qualified and dynamic architects and technicians, the practice is always on the lookout for innovation and new solutions because we are highly motivated by creativity, in all its forms. PARKA makes the most of each project’s creative potential, whether it is architecture, signage, brand design or industrial design.

Though I am a Washington, DC area Realtor, I was a dwell subscriber long before the beginning of my real estate career. I have always loved the creative inspiration the projects provide, not to mention the vicarious living I get to do while turning the pages!

John King last wrote for Dwell on suburban urbanism, a far cry Hugh Ferriss's world of sky-scraping charcoal forms. Currently the San Francisco Chronicle's urban design critic, King first encountered Farriss's atmospheric imagery in the 1980s, when its sky's-the-limit ethos seemed more archaic than it does today.

Insightful space planning & distinctive design for clients across the US. Humbly featured in: AD | Luxe | Modern Luxury | Rue | Aspire | BHG | NYT