Joel Kline is an architectural designer, artist and musician who graduated from the Syracuse University School of Architecture in 2001 after receiving the James Britton Memorial Award for Outstanding Thesis which researched phenomenology and perception through physical and representational mediations within architecture and the landscape. His architectural work has been exhibited internationally, and will soon be published in a forthcoming 2012 issue of Mark, a leading international architecture magazine which “explores the boundaries of architecture and anticipates the industry’s future”. He is currently working on a polemical essay for submission to the printed Italian architectural journal, San Rocco, dealing with ontological questions of architecture and its’ dichotomic need vs. opposition for context/idea/concept.