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He went on, “All you can try to do is design something that will be an unusual experience. I do feel that this is a different category of social device. There’s no goal of relevance, no goal of making order.”

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A recent article by Light Metal Age Magazine explains how the completion of Taber’s casthouse modernization increased its billet capacity by over 30%, expanded its range of high quality aluminum alloys (hard, soft, marine, aerospace, and defense) and enabled the use of more diverse scrap material in its process, allowing for the production of billet with high recycled content.

Let’s say we’re looking to connect our profiles together at a nice T-intersection plate. Naively, we can just screw them in, but we’re subjecting ourselves to the possibility of misalignment. The solution? We need a reference of some sort. For us, that reference is a machinist square.

In late 2012, Heatherwick had a preliminary meeting with Ross. Heatherwick told me that he conceived of his task to be “to play back to him what he must be thinking.” Ross was bound to have considered “the success of Chicago’s Millennium Park, and a couple of the main pieces there”—namely, Kapoor’s Cloud Gate and Plensa’s Crown Fountain, in which water spouts from two walls displaying videos of people opening their mouths. Heatherwick assumed that Ross would be tempted to commission something similar but bigger—“because you’re a billionaire,” he said. At the meeting, Heatherwick acknowledged his likely rivals by suggesting the limitations of “what I think people refer to as the ‘turd-in-the-plaza syndrome.’ ” (The phrase was coined by the architect James Wines.) That is, Heatherwick told me, too many developers remain attached to a shopworn contrast between “cool, cold architecture” and “an expressive object unconnected to the normal functional requirements of humans.” He went on, “There’s an obviousness to the format, however amazing the art work is. It felt to me that something should have a use. It might be a different kind of use—but something that people touch and engage with.”

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Digging through patent after patent from the last five decades until now, I still can’t find a clear single inventor of the most common structural framing systems that we see nowadays. (Fellow engineering historians, HALP!) Instead, what I’ve discovered is a slow, maturing system of interlocks evolving for years without standard until they finally morphed into the modern systems like Rexroth and 80/20.

Nolan chose a tricky political path in recent years, framing himself as a progressive who supports mining expansion. His work to speed up a necessary land swap for the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine drew intense criticism from some traditional Democratic allies, who say the project needs more review.

“I’m afraid my choice of desk lamp was made for practicality, for my fast-growing studio. My lamp is from Ikea, called Forså; I bought a lot of them for my office, so they’re everywhere. The design is generic, I like that they are not fastened to the desk, and the price is good. I can always buy more of them, and it keeps the studio less chaotic to have the same desk lamp on all the desks.” —Páll Hjaltason, owner and founder of PlusArkitektar, Reykjavik

Nolan’s replacement is Republican Pete Stauber, a strongly pro-mining candidate who capitalized on President Donald Trump’s popularity in the district. The president won the district by 15 points, promising to bring back mining and manufacturing jobs.

Two critical temperature concerns affecting hybrid stepper motors in space are temperature range and the amount of heat generated. Satellites and other spacecraft operate in extreme temperatures, requiring rugged designs for externally mounted systems.