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In blogs published by YouTube’s CEO Susan Wojcicki on the topic of the new regulations, it is advertisers and loss of revenue that are foregrounded. And in this way, it seems it is consistently advertisers’ reactions that are invoked as the yard stick for measuring acceptability.

Taber Extrusions, LLC is announcing the planned addition of 7”billet molds to Taber’s existing extrusion billet casting facility in Gulfport, MS. Taber’s addition of the 7” molds further enhances Taber’s existing offering of extruded aluminum billet products to Taber’s newly refurbished Gulfport Casthouse. 7” extrusion log will be available for delivery beginning in January 2019.

The New Routemaster, designed by Heatherwick Studio for London’s transportation authority. The bus went into service in February, 2012, and was discontinued in 2017.

Boeing has increased its B-737 production from 35 aircraft per month in 2012 to 52 aircraft per month in 2018, with the expectation of increasing production by another five planes per month in 2019. Airbus is increasing A320 production from a rate of 50 aircraft per month in 2017 to 60 aircraft in 2019. If both manufacturers meet their 2019 targets, narrow-body production will have increased more than 50% from 2012 to 2019.

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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Related successfully pressed city planners. The Shed was turned ninety degrees, to become parallel with Thirtieth Street. In this orientation, it was squeezed for space, so it was partly integrated into the base of a planned seventy-floor luxury residential tower. Diller Scofidio + Renfro, a firm that had never worked on a high-rise, was asked to co-design that tower. A Related spokesperson told me that there was no connection between the Shed’s repositioning and the architectural contract. Nobody at Diller Scofidio + Renfro agreed to be interviewed for this article, but last year Liz Diller, one of the firm’s partners, told a journalist that the eventual arrangement was a “deal with the Devil,” adding, “We never imagined in a million years that we would be doing a commercial tower. But we like to do everything once.” A penthouse in the tower is currently listed at thirty-two million dollars.

About the author: Ben Smye is head of growth at Matmatch. He can be reached at ben.smye@matmatch.com.

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A year earlier, I’d seen Heatherwick at an outdoor event where the Vessel’s design was made public. Mayor Bill de Blasio, Stephen Ross, and dancers from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre appeared onstage. De Blasio told Heatherwick not to be discouraged if New Yorkers shared blunt opinions of his design. Although Heatherwick is in near-constant contact with American clients, and with America, his speech that day included a cascade of Britishisms, as if to mark his distinctiveness: “trainers” for sneakers, “skip” for dumpster, “climbing frame” for jungle gym, “Tube” for subway. He said that when he first came to New York, in the eighties, he visited his “German Jewish grandmother.” (This grandmother, who designed textiles for Marks & Spencer, did not live in New York, although a great-aunt did.)