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“This enameled metal lamp was designed by Marianne Brandt in 1928 and mass-manufactured by Kandem in Leipzig, Germany. Its familiar — even ubiquitous — silhouette is the result of a successful collaboration between Bauhaus designers and 20th-century techniques of mass-production. It’s a beautiful and functional piece of design by a pioneering female designer that elevates the experience of an everyday object.” —Marlisa Wise, principal at Interval Projects, New York

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Domestic scrap traders reported no increase in inquiries at the moment. Engine and machine scrap in Japan traded at around US$1,404 per metric ton delivered in March. Additionally, 6063 extrusion scrap has been trading at the same price, holding steady for the past two weeks.

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Despite knowing full well that the wall will not be funded, the government remains shut down out of some misguided show of strength from the president, depriving thousands of federal employees their holiday paychecks. Bonita Williams, a janitor at the State Department, had planned on buying her grandchildren a bike for Christmas. Her plans were snuffed out by the shutdown. “My supervisor told me we won’t be getting paid,” she told the Washington Post, “so my bills won’t be getting paid.” Happy holidays from the Trump administration.

A nonprofit run by a longtime Uihlein adviser, John Tillman, also contributed money to the newspaper network, drawing scrutiny because of restrictions on the political activity of such groups.

The source material for the billet was almost exclusively scrap, Aluminicaste North American sales director Neil Johnson told AMM. "We’ve been producing and we’re actively marketing the billet into the U.S.," he said.

Just prior to the end of 2017, Cree announced the XLamp XD16 LEDs based on the NX platform with the XD prefix meaning extreme density. At launch, Cree said the components delivered lumen density of 284 lm/mm2. Other high-power LED architectures at the time reached levels around 140 lm/mm2. Cree has said the architecture offers improved optical and thermal performance relative to most CSP LEDs. The design includes features to reflect light emitted sideways to the top surface and also to reflect light emitted downward back to the top. The thermal topic, meanwhile, is a complex one. The ceramic substrate does provide a first level of thermal mitigation, but it also inherently adds thermal resistance between the LED chip and a heatsink or metal-core printed circuit board (PCB). An optimal SSL system design could spread the heat more easily using a true CSP architecture, but the thermal substrate might be easier for many luminaire designers to reliably work with.

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Ingels recently visited Heatherwick’s Cape Town project, the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa. Its central space, carved out of an array of hundred-year-old concrete grain silos, is “jaw-droppingly beautiful,” Ingels said, but “insane” at a practical level. To afford it, “you almost have to starve the rest of the building.” To Ingels, this other space felt neglected: fire doors with push bars. “But it is also what makes it possible. It’s not a schmear of effort on everything. It’s ‘We’re going to pile up intention in this spot here.’ ” (Heatherwick’s Shanghai Expo pavilion took up a fifth of the available site; the rest was artificial turf.) Ingels added, with respect, “He is capable of putting forward bold ideas that most people would self-censor, because they want to come up with something that could actually happen.” Referring to the Vessel, he said, “It’s really wild to get away with that. That project could have died a billion times.”

This line of suspended PET felt–wrapped fixtures from LightArt expands the company’s integrated acoustic-lighting solutions by adding more than 40 sizes, ideal for large-scale commercial spaces. Acoustic Shapes LEDs (part of the Acoustic Collection) are dimmable and available in Box, a line of square and rectangular fixtures, and in Drum, or in wide-shade Ring, in diameters ranging from 30" to 16′.