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Archinect - News 2016-06-29T06:58:33-04:00 http://archinect.com/news/article/149954698/from-minnesota-to-pennsylvania-moving-a-frank-lloyd-house-halfway-across-the-country From Minnesota to Pennsylvania: moving a Frank Lloyd House halfway across the country Nicholas Korody 2016-06-28T19:40:00-04:00 >2016-06-28T19:44:35-04:00
For more than 60 years, a home designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright stood tucked in the woods on the south side of Cloquet, little-seen and little-known as the city developed around it. Now, after being on the market for years, the R.W. Lindholm House has been deconstructed and its pieces are on their way to Pennsylvania, where they'll be reassembled and the home opened to the public by a group dedicated to conserving Wright-designed structures.

The house is being carefully relocated to Polymath Park, a 130-acre "architectural park." While preservationists tend to prefer to keep Wright homes in their original context, the move is considered necessary for its long-term survival.

The house has already been dismantled, bit by bit, in a process that took four weeks. The team responsible for the deconstruction made sure to keep the project hush hush due to fears that souvenir seekers might raid the site.

Cloquet, Minnesota also happens to be the home of the world's only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed gas station.

For more Wright-related news, check out these links:

MoMA to celebrate Frank Lloyd Wright's 150th birthday with massive exhibition

Preserving San Francisco's only Frank Lloyd Wright building, inside and out

Frank Lloyd Wright's Sturges House is for sale, for the first time in nearly 50 years

Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture reaches fundraising goal of $2M, working towards independence from foundation

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149954664/after-being-rejected-by-princeton-three-michael-graves-properties-slated-for-purchase-by-kean-university After being rejected by Princeton, three Michael Graves properties slated for purchase by Kean University Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-06-28T17:27:00-04:00 >2016-06-28T18:01:06-04:00
Through his will, he donated the properties to Princeton University, his neighbor and longtime employer. [...] "We were grateful to be able to consider the possibility of accepting Michael Graves's properties, but concluded that we could not meet the terms and conditions associated with the gift," [Princeton] said in a statement. Among those "terms and conditions" were preserving the houses and making them fit for education — a cost that Kean said it was willing to take on.

Estimates by Kean's president, Dawood Farahi, place annual maintenance costs for the three Princeton, NJ properties (including The Warehouse, Graves' home and studio) at $30,000 to $40,000 per year, and "retrofitting the buildings for student use would cost about $300,000. The three properties were appraised for a total value of nearly $3.2 million."

Related on Archinect:

Deans List: David Mohney of the Kean University's Michael Graves School of Architecture

NJIT blasts Kean U. architecture school plans; calls proposal duplicative, wasteful

"Fast Forward, Look Back": Archinect Sessions Episode #21, featuring Craig Hodgetts of UCLA's Hyperloop Studio, and remembering Michael Graves with colleague Patrick Burke

Kean University announces the Michael Graves School of Architecture

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149954623/barbara-bestor-on-the-jamba-juice-innovation-bar-she-redesigned-in-pasadena Barbara Bestor on the Jamba Juice "Innovation Bar" she redesigned in Pasadena Justine Testado 2016-06-28T15:34:00-04:00 >2016-06-28T15:35:18-04:00
Usually, you go to these fast casual things and you're in and out in a minute...In all of the commercial projects that we do, the reason that we do them and the reason that we probably get hired to do them is that we are interested in this idea of making a joyous space for everyday activities... It's not so much about the brand name being reinforced everywhere as much as it is to provide this urban amenity living room.

Most people don't rave about the interior design in the average Jamba Juice. But Barbara Bestor and her practice might have changed that in the expanded Old Town Pasadena location they recently revamped. Bestor chats with KPCC's Alex Cohen in this 8-minute conversation about the new "Innovation Bar" concept store, in addition to her other projects around LA.

You can also listen to this previous Archinect Sessions episode featuring Barbara Bestor:

Archinect Sessions #5: Barbara Bestor, The Michael Graves School & Material Witness
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149954611/call-it-the-brooklyn-wedge Call it the Brooklyn Wedge Nam Henderson 2016-06-28T14:42:00-04:00 >2016-06-28T14:42:10-04:00
The ax blade of residential high-rises that slices the borough drives from Brooklyn Bridge Park through Downtown, grazing Fort Greene and reaching into Prospect Heights...the best way to preserve low-rise Brooklyn is for the Wedge to succeed by growing up rather than out. A great skyline remains concentrated and confined, its towers made meaningful by borders, its scale a contrast to be savored, not feared.

Justin Davidson examines the current and future state of high-rise construction in Brooklyn.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149954601/a-dinosaur-a-flying-saucer-a-rock-garden-parasite-2-0-s-installation-for-yap-maxxi A dinosaur, a flying saucer, a rock garden: Parasite 2.0's installation for YAP MAXXI Nicholas Korody 2016-06-28T14:14:00-04:00 >2016-06-28T15:19:21-04:00
Most Americans know MoMA's Young Architect's Program (YAP) through its annual summer festival in the MoMA PS1 courtyard in Long Island City, but they also have an impressive international program. For the Roman edition of the program, this year's winner, studio Parasite 2.0, installed a giant green dinosaur, a neon flying saucer, and other peculiar objects in the sunlit courtyard of the Zaha Hadid-designed MAXXI Museum.

Entitled MAXXI Temporary School: the museum is a school. A school is a battleground, the installation is composed of three sets made of wood, recycled rubber and metal. One of the sets has two walls rising from a star-shaped podium accessible by a tunnel. Another comprises a rock garden, a rainbow, and the flying saucer. In the third, a dinosaur spout water alongside images of the planet Saturn and Easter Island moan.

"Fantastical settings, references from diverse cultures, fragments of nature and pop-up details providing backdrops for visitors' thousand-like selfies: ...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149954286/measured-genius-one-to-one-29-with-pierluigi-serraino-author-of-the-creative-architect Measured Genius: One-to-One #29 with Pierluigi Serraino, author of 'The Creative Architect' Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-06-27T13:16:00-04:00 >2016-06-28T13:02:01-04:00
In the late 1950s, some of the world's most prominent architects gathered in Berkeley, California, to take part in a landmark psychological experiment on creativity and personality. Eero Saarinen, Philip Johnson, Richard Neutra, William Pereira and dozens of other architects were put through a barrage of tests and surveys, to gain a better understanding of what creativity is, and its place in architecture. They also rated one another, and in the process exposed not only exposed their egos honestly, but also their insecurities.

For the first time, the story behind the study (along with its data and results) have been made public, in The Creative Architect, by architect and author Pierluigi Serraino. I spoke with Serraino about the context of psychological research in the 1950s and the evolving personality behind being a "creative" architect.

Listen to One-to-One #29 with Pierluigi Serraino:

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 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953959/going-going-back-back-to-cali-cali Going going, back back, to Cali Cali anthony dong 2016-06-24T22:12:00-04:00 >2016-06-28T21:04:22-04:00
No one benefits from continuing their seemingly unending litigation to protect a parking lot

It's like these cities think that he's building a Death Star.....
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953927/inga-saffron-calls-big-s-new-navy-yard-building-mesmerizing-reminiscent-of-a-richard-serra-sculpture Inga Saffron calls BIG's new Navy Yard building "mesmerizing", "reminiscent of a Richard Serra sculpture" Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-06-24T17:39:00-04:00 >2016-06-27T20:33:44-04:00
A spec office is not how a superstar usually makes a debut. [...] Ingels hasn't reinvented the form with 1200 Intrepid, but he does manage to inject it with an impressive level of pizzazz, imagination, and even refinement. [...] The optical effects are mesmerizing. If you stand at the corner and look across the breadth of the facade, the front wall appears to be tumbling to the ground like a collapsing row of dominos. The curves are reminiscent of a Richard Serra sculpture.

Related on Archinect:

Inside Bjarke Ingels' Serpentine Pavilion: "The work becomes a pure manifestation of that architect."

Bjarke Ingels Group + AECOM join forces with Hyperloop

"The first major architect who disconnected the profession completely from angst": Rem on Bjarke

BIG unveils moat-encircled stadium design for D.C.

BIG is proposing this "pixellated"-module housing project in Toronto

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953807/riba-release-a-statement-following-eu-referendum-result RIBA release a statement following EU referendum result Ellen Hancock 2016-06-24T12:38:00-04:00 >2016-06-24T15:35:46-04:00
RIBA President Jane Duncan said:

"The RIBA is a global organisation that supports its members, validates schools of architecture and champions the importance of a quality built environment around the world. UK architecture talent is incredibly resilient and we will continue to ensure that our profession has a bright future, whatever the operating environment.

"Clearly there is uncertainty about the timescales and impact on a range of issues important to our industry including free movement in the EU for architects as well as students, trading and material sourcing, inward investment relationships, EU procurement rules and the effect on the construction sector if restrictions are placed on EU migration.

"In common with other UK businesses and organisations, the RIBA is assessing the short and longer term effect of the withdrawal on our members and the Institute and we will provide further guidance in due course.

"Most importantly, we will work with colleagues in industry and government t...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953793/architects-react-to-shocking-eu-referendum-result Architects react to shocking EU referendum result Ellen Hancock 2016-06-24T11:02:00-04:00 >2016-06-27T06:56:35-04:00
All the progress we have made will now be put on hold and the government's attention will be diverted while we try and work out how to deal with Brexit. - Rob Naybour, Weston Williamson + Partners

Today marks a historic turning point for the UK and European Union - the UK has voted to quit the EU. What lays ahead no one is really sure; Cameron has already resigned this morning and discussions for a second Scottish referendum have begun.

The majority within the architecture industry have strongly and vocally supported the Remain campaign celebrating the integral role the EU has played in inspiring and funding creative projects, free movement and the benefits of an internal single market. Most importantly community; a community based on respect and support that derived from the desolate situation after World War Two that at its core believed in humanity.

The referendum has revealed some alarming results about the state of the UK, a very clearly divided country. However the decision has been made and we must now face up to these consequences, we must now address what kind of a nation we want to be.

We asked top architects for their reactions to the result and how they think it wil...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953603/chipperfield-s-jane-street-proposal-faces-vehement-opposition-in-nyc Chipperfield's Jane Street Proposal Faces Vehement Opposition in NYC davvid 2016-06-23T15:43:00-04:00 >2016-06-24T14:40:51-04:00
"Plans to raze a two-story parking garage at 11-19 Jane Street and build a... seven-story apartment building designed by ... David Chipperfield came in front of the Landmarks Preservation Commission" "Testimony against the development came in droves, with NIMBYs speaking against the project's "inappropriate," "out-of-scale," "travesty" of a design."

New York Yimby has published Chipperfield's entire presentation.

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953489/shop-to-design-syracuse-university-s-national-veterans-resource-complex SHOP to design Syracuse University's National Veterans Resource Complex Julia Ingalls 2016-06-23T13:33:00-04:00 >2016-06-24T09:22:34-04:00
What should a National Veterans Resource Complex look like, exactly? SHOP Architects has been given the official opportunity to find out, courtesy of Syracuse University. The early renderings for this project, which the school in a release is careful to note "are conceptual in nature and may not reflect the final NVRC design" show a rectilinear, sloping tiered structure with a massive central open-air courtyard.

According to Syracuse University, the NVRC "will include classroom spaces to accommodate local and national veteran-focused programming. It will also house a conference center and a roughly 1,000-seat auditorium, which will be available for use by the whole campus and fills a critical space void."

The facility will be designed to be LEED-certitified.

News on other notable military/governmental-themed designs:

Gehry's modified Eisenhower Memorial design gets green light from National Capital Planning Commission

Bucky Fuller's war-shelters persist in peacetime thanks to New Jerse...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953487/architecture-and-the-wall-teddy-cruz-and-fonna-forman-on-the-us-mexico-border Architecture and the Wall: Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman on the US-Mexico Border Nicholas Korody 2016-06-23T12:45:00-04:00 >2016-06-23T13:07:16-04:00
..We must expose rather than mask the institutional mechanisms driving uneven urban development. Such a revelation requires a corresponding expansion of our understanding of the scope of architecture itself—can we design human rights, for example? Can social justice become an architectural protocol? In other words, the most important materials with which architects must learn to work are not steel and concrete but critical knowledge of the underlying conditions that produce today's urban crises.

The article makes reference to the controversy generated a few months ago over a competition to design Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's proposed border wall between the US and Mexico. The editors of Bustler, Archinect's sister site, decided not to host the competition due to potential conflicts with our ethical standards, writing, "We are conflicted about the nature of the competition and fear that it promotes xenophobia. The competition goes against the ethical standards we strive to align ourselves with."

For more on the competition, check out the editorial on Bustler.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953254/a-closer-look-at-the-eye-in-mvrdv-s-tianjin-library A closer look at "the eye" in MVRDV's Tianjin Library Julia Ingalls 2016-06-22T14:29:00-04:00 >2016-06-22T14:45:08-04:00
While pronounced ocular structural features are not unheard of (consider the exterior of DS+R's Broad Museum) Winy Maas, co-founder of MVRDV, is drawing attention to his firm's mirrored spherical auditorium sited in the almost complete 34,200 square meter Tianjin Library.

"The Eye is the centre of the library," Maas explained in a press release. "It 'hollows out' the building and creates, out of bookshelves, an environment to sit, to read, to hang out, to climb and to access, to create an organic social space. In its heart is the auditorium which mirrors the environment, giving a 360 degree panorama of the space inside; a truly reflective and pensive environment."

The library will likely open to the public by mid-2017.

What else is MVRDV up to?

A video tour of MVRDV's "The Stairs"

COBE + MVRDV's rockin' new Ragnarock Museum opens to the public

MVRDV completes The Couch, their eighth project in Amsterdam

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953217/eero-saarinen-s-cia-weapon-designing-past Eero Saarinen's CIA weapon-designing past Julia Ingalls 2016-06-22T13:27:00-04:00 >2016-06-23T10:14:06-04:00
Saarinen's work for the spy agency mostly involved designing models of buildings and weapons that had yet to be built. He even worked on designs for the original war room in the White House. And the people at OSS claimed that he was so good at his job that he could not be replaced.

It's lucky for architecture that Eero Saarinen, who was known in the CIA as "Architectural Designer (Chief, Special Exhibits Division)" wasn't so successful at his work for the agency that he couldn't be replaced, although one wonders how much of that top secret work rubbed off on his later designs...

For an in-depth look at trained architects who have succeeded in other pursuits:

Working Out of the Box: Scott Paterson of IDEO

Working out of the Box: Anne Dérian, Architect turned Mosaic Artist

Working out of the Box: The Sugar Lab

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149953094/david-adjaye-on-the-national-museum-of-african-american-history-and-culture-and-other-projects David Adjaye on the National Museum of African American History and Culture (and other projects) Nicholas Korody 2016-06-21T17:49:00-04:00 >2016-06-21T17:49:25-04:00
"It's about architecture, but also about memory and history," Adjaye says when we meet at the site on a cloudy afternoon in mid-May. "I got exactly what I wanted on the exterior, which was a dark, brooding, bronzelike building." Before going inside, he points out what he calls the "oculus," a circular raised platform at the west entrance through whose glass windows you can see the room below. "We found out that this spot was once a slave market, right on the Mall," he says.

"The oculus is like a slave pedestal, levitated off the ground. I've tried to make every decision here have some history."

For more on the British-Ghanaian architect, check out past Archinect coverage:

David Adjaye is releasing a vinyl record with his brother

"Quintessential America" at play in the Museum of African American History and Culture

David Adjaye is the best bet for the Obama Presidential Library – but not because of the color of his skin

The WSJ's review of "Making Place: The Architecture of David Adjaye"

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952955/make-architects-design-37-storey-new-office-tower-for-city-of-london Make architects design 37-storey new office tower for City of London Ellen Hancock 2016-06-21T12:04:00-04:00 >2016-06-29T00:28:33-04:00
Brookfield is to build a new 700,000 ft2, 37-storey tower in the City of London - and work could begin as early as 2018. Designed by architect Make the plans for the proposed office tower at 1 Leadenhall feature a 9,600 ft2 public terrace with winter garden overlooking the historic Leadenhall Market. The tower will provide 538,000 ft2 of office space plus 51,500 ft2 of retail space on the first three floors.

Read more UK news:

A look around the new Tate Modern extension

How elevators could fix the affordable housing crisis

With EU Referendum fast approaching, Rem Koolhaas speaks out against 'Brexit'

"So much more than an engineer": Ove Arup gets his first museum retrospective

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952786/iraq-honors-zaha-hadid-with-commemorative-stamp-which-features-rejected-tokyo-stadium-design Iraq honors Zaha Hadid with commemorative stamp — which features rejected Tokyo stadium design Alexander Walter 2016-06-20T17:45:00-04:00 >2016-06-26T14:53:31-04:00
The Iraqi postal service has issued new postage stamps honoring two of the country's beloved architects: Zaha Hadid, who died in March, and Mohamed Makiya, who died last year at the age of 101. Hadid and Makiya both changed the perception of architecture in the Arab world and introduced some of the aesthetics of Arabic-inspired architecture in projects around the world.

A small selection of Archinect news posts covering ZHA's winning/not winning Tokyo Olympic Stadium bid:

Zaha's Tokyo Olympic Stadium cancelled – Abe calls for a redesign from scratch

Tokyo Olympics refusing to pay Zaha Hadid for work on the national stadium

Zaha Hadid issues disappointed statement on Tokyo Olympic Stadium decision

Zaha Hadid reportedly not giving up on Tokyo stadium plans

H/T Curbed
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952791/what-s-happening-with-frank-gehry-s-masterplan-for-the-la-river What's happening with Frank Gehry's masterplan for the LA River? Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-06-20T17:44:00-04:00 >2016-06-26T14:58:00-04:00
River LA is less interested in giving a clear picture of what Gehry's plan eventually may include than in tamping down charges that it has been born of secrecy — and worries that it may operate as a Trojan horse, a kind of high-design architectural cover, for rampant real-estate speculation [...] A central goal of this master plan... will be to strike an effective balance between maintaining flood-control measures while opening up the river to new kinds of public access.

The two designers from Gehry's office leading research on the River's masterplan, Tensho Takemori and Anand Devarajan, emphasize that the approach now is about learning, not designing: "This is just meant to be information," said Takemori. "There's no designs, no proposals or anything like that." Devarajan adds, "We've tried to take an inform-ourselves approach before we make any decisions about what's right and what's wrong."

While nothing close to an official proposal has yet been discussed by River LA (formerly known as Los Angeles River Revitalization Corporation), Christopher Hawthorne does interpret information from their website as hints about what might lie in store for the River:

One section, "Water Recharge," suggests that by redesigning the river to capture more storm water — directing it to aquifers rather than allowing it to flow via the river out to sea — the region could decrease its reliance on water imported from other parts of California and the Western U.S. by as mu...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952735/frenemies-forever-hugh-howard-brings-famed-relationship-between-frank-lloyd-wright-and-philip-johnson-to-life-in-architecture-s-odd-couple-on-one-to-one-28 Frenemies Forever: Hugh Howard brings famed relationship between Frank Lloyd Wright and Philip Johnson to life in 'Architecture's Odd Couple', on One-to-One #28 Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-06-20T15:07:00-04:00 >2016-06-26T14:56:49-04:00
Architecture writer and historian Hugh Howard has written many books on American architecture, telling stories that meld design and cultural history together in highly accessible and humanistic ways.

His latest book, Architecture's Odd Couple: Frank Lloyd Wright and Philip Johnson, tracks the fruitful and contentious relationship between the two architectural frenemies—beginning with Wright's role in Johnson's pivotal "Modern Architecture" exhibition at MoMA in 1932, up until Wright's death in 1959. Through their relationship, Howard provides an excellent overview of midcentury architecture's context in the United States, and personalizes the architectural giants in the process.

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 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952629/a-look-around-the-new-tate-modern-extension A look around the new Tate Modern extension Ellen Hancock 2016-06-20T09:56:00-04:00 >2016-06-26T15:57:05-04:00
The original Tate Modern redevelopment was started in 1995 and since opening in 2000 has become the most popular gallery in the world. It made sense then for Herzog and De Meuron to return and finish the job. Their architectural evolution and legacy is now embedded in the London skyline, as is their success.

The synergy between the buildings, old and new, is remarkable and assisted satisfyingly by the graphic identity from British designer Peter Saville. The space is incredibly successful as an art gallery but also as an architectural performance; there are continuous structural accents inviting you to explore the sensuality of the space. From the inside the lattice brickwork is a welcome and original delight that insists on further inspection and accordingly reveals disguised benches bracketed into the window, ostensibly waiting for you all along. It is easy to navigate your way through the building but also extremely satisfying to get lost in it.

Offering almost certainly one of t...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952596/editor-s-picks-448 Editor's Picks #448 Nam Henderson 2016-06-20T09:50:00-04:00 >2016-06-21T16:31:54-04:00
Robert Urquhart visited BIG's 2016 Serpentine Pavilion and the new Summer Houses. Olaf Design Ninja_ approved "Adeyemi's is very architectural and tectonic. still modern while taking on that neo classical stuff. and Leibingers is nice too...."

Plus, Nicholas Korody published 'The Permanent Temporality of Refugee Camps: The Syrian Chapter' a Masters thesis project of Nikita Gyawali, a student at the Aarhus School of Architecture.

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Orhan Ayyüce recommended reading Nick Currie in Art-agenda, in which the Scottish artist tears into the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale, "vis a vis its older cousin, the art biennale." Currie also writes (about 'Fundamentals', Rem Koolhaas's 2014 Biennale of Architecture) "Depending on your perspective the results were either Brechtian or resembled a severe case of Asperger syndrome" and makes reference to Max Weber's Verstehen.

Oliver Wainwright reviews the 2016 Serpentine Pavilion (and new Summer Houses) offering(s). Will Galloway placed this year's ...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952270/zaha-hadid-transforms-zurich-gallery-in-homage-to-artist-kurt-schwitters Zaha Hadid transforms Zurich gallery in homage to artist Kurt Schwitters Justine Testado 2016-06-17T14:03:00-04:00 >2016-06-20T13:08:33-04:00
Upon first glance, the "Kurt Schwitters: Merz" exhibition is an enticing haven of artistic talent. The retrospective opened earlier this week at the Galerie Gmurzynska in Zurich. An exhibition involving Zaha Hadid is sure to be a visual treat, whether it's her work that is on display or if she designed an exhibition's setup. Hadid's design for this particular exhibition...is the late architect's homage to Kurt Schwitters' famous Merzbau.

See more photos of the exhibition on Bustler.

More on Archinect:

Zaha Hadid's repertoire is a stunning display in Venice's Palazzo Franchetti

One of the late Dame Zaha Hadid's final designs will be built in West Chelsea

Inside the Zaha Hadid-designed $50 million High Line penthouse
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952258/with-eu-referendum-fast-approaching-rem-koolhaas-speaks-out-against-brexit With EU Referendum fast approaching, Rem Koolhaas speaks out against 'Brexit' Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-06-17T12:59:00-04:00 >2016-06-24T10:50:47-04:00
world-renowned Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, who recently chaired a 12-hour debate on "what is Europe?", argues the EU has been a good thing for his country and for the UK, where he began his architecture studies in the 1960s. Sitting in his Rotterdam office, he told me the Brexit camp was full of people who "fundamentally want to change England back to the way it was before" and lamented the way, as he sees it, the EU has been used as a scapegoat.

Koolhaas joins many other architects, including David Chipperfield, Richard Rogers, David Adjaye and Thomas Heatherwick, who oppose Britain leaving the EU, and support a "no" vote come the 'Brexit' decision at the upcoming EU Referendum on June 23.

For more behind 'Brexit':

Watch live: Rem Koolhaas is moderating a 12-hour marathon of interviews on the future of Europe

Say no to a "Brexit," says David Chipperfield

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952133/so-much-more-than-an-engineer-ove-arup-gets-his-first-museum-retrospective "So much more than an engineer": Ove Arup gets his first museum retrospective Nicholas Korody 2016-06-16T19:37:00-04:00 >2016-06-18T22:44:16-04:00
"He was so much more than an engineer," says the V&A's Zofia Trafas White, who co-curated the show with Maria Nicanor. We are walking through a corridor of the Dane's dreamy doodles, which forms a slightly surreal start to the show [...] "Designing," Arup said, "is defining a sensible way of building." Noticeably, all the projects on show trumpet their engineering credentials at full volume, as the (seemingly) logical expression of how they were made.

For more on Ove Arup and his firm, check out these links:

Ove Arup celebrated with new show at the V&A

Our cities must adapt to climate change and growing populations within a single generation, according to the head of Arup

Arup Germany/SolarLeaf, Studio Tamassociati, and Elemental win in 2014 Zumtobel Group Award

Grimshaw and Arup release designs for new high-speed rail hub in central London

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149952024/we-can-t-sneer-at-developers-herzog-de-meuron-examine-london-s-future "We can't sneer at developers": Herzog & de Meuron examine London's future Julia Ingalls 2016-06-16T12:35:00-04:00 >2016-06-18T22:42:47-04:00
In London, though the Tate is now finished, there is other work to be done... "We can't sneer at developers," says Herzog. "They are the ones who will increasingly dominate the shaping of our cities. But we should try to convince them to add accessibility for everyone. To ask, can we do it better?"

Now that they've completed the Tate Modern extension, what's next for Herzog & de Meuron? In this piece, trilingual biking-afocidionado Jacques Herzog speculates on the architectural future of London, and his firm's potential (developer-positive) role in it.

Herzog & de Meuron, in the news:

Herzog & De Meuron's Schaudepot opens at the Vitra Campus

Herzog and de Meuron in conversation with Rowan Moore

In Tokyo, Brand-Name Stores by Brand-Name Architects

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149951999/allies-and-morrison-propose-an-alternative-to-the-garden-bridge Allies and Morrison propose an alternative to the garden bridge Ellen Hancock 2016-06-16T11:00:00-04:00 >2016-06-18T22:42:35-04:00
When is a garden bridge not a garden bridge? When it's a bridge garden, according to Allies and Morrison, the Southwark-based architects who have come up with a cheap and cheerful alternative to the eye-wateringly expensive, contractually dubious proposal by Thomas Heatherwick and Joanna Lumley for a floating forest across the Thames.

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Dividend Stocks in the news over the past week
I think that this would not be a good move, especially for the dividend investor who already has a diversified portfolio of income producing stocks. Such an investor will be more focused on the dividend raises that his or her stocks deliver.
Investors focusing on every tick of the market might miss some rare investment opportunities when there is a disconnect between fundamentals and price. Don't forget that even during a crisis people will continue to eat, shave, take showers, purchase beverages, smoke and eat out. Thus it always pays to not lose track of the big picture, even during the most challenging times for your portfolio.
Several stocks had some major dividend increases over the past week. Others didn't deliver such exciting news but reaffirmed their payments to shareholders.
McDonalds increased its annual dividend by 33% to $2.00 share. The company has increased its dividends for over 32 consecutive years. Annual dividend payments have increased over the past 10 years by an average of 25%. The current yield stands at 2.40%. The new dividend increases the yield to 3.16%
Microsoft increased its annual dividend by 18% to $0.52 share. The company has increased its dividends since 2003. MSFT has recorded double digit annual dividend payment increases over the past 5 years. The current yield stands at 2.00%.
Accenture increased its annual dividend by 19% to $0.5 share. The company has increased its dividends since 2005. ACN has recorded double digit annual dividend payment increases over the past three years. The current yield stands at 1.26%.
Campbell Soup increased its annual dividend by 14% to $1.00 share. The company has increased its dividends every year since 2004. CPB has recorded double digit annual dividend payment increases over the past 4 years. The current yield stands at 2.30%. The new dividend increases the yield to 2.66%
Lockheed Martin increased its annual dividend by 36% to $2.28 share. The company has consistently increased its dividends every year since 2003. LMT has recorded double digit annual dividend payment increases over the past 5 years. The current yield stands at 1.50%. The new dividend increases the yield to 2.03%
Of these stocks MCD only fits my criteria for purchase. The rest of the stocks have been added to my watchlist for further investigation.
Full Disclosure: Long MCD
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Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation, a leading provider of high-performance radio-frequency (RF) integrated circuits (ICs), and Soitec (Euronext Paris), the world's leading supplier of silicon-on-insulator (SOI) wafers and advanced solutions for the electronics and energy industries, today announced the joint development and ramp in production of a new, bonded silicon-on-sapphire (SOS) substrate which has been qualified for use in manufacturing Peregrine's next-generation STeP5 UltraCMOSÖ RF IC semiconductors.
This announcement marks an achievement for both companies in the evolution of bonded SOS wafers. Soitec's core direct wafer-bonding technologies and state-of-the art industrial know-how combined with Peregrine's legacy SOS process development and IC design expertise enabled the rapid development of a tuned substrate that delivers leading-edge RF performance required by the ever-advancing mobile wireless and industrial markets.
The new substrate is a bonded monocrystalline SOS substrate jointly engineered by the two companies. Soitec's process expertise and direct wafer-bonding technologies were utilized to transfer and bond a high-quality, monocrystalline thin silicon layer onto a sapphire substrate. The resulting bonded silicon layer offers impressive improvements in transistor mobility and silicon quality beyond conventional SOS wafers which utilize an epitaxially grown silicon layer. The new substrate provides Peregrine an ideal design landscape for enhancements in RFIC performance, functionality, and form factor, enabling IC size reduction and performance increase by as much as 30 percent. It also enables Peregrine to continue its long-term strategy toward highly integrated RF Front-End (RFFE) IC solutions in a substrate technology that matches the yield and scalability qualities of bulk silicon technologies.
"Soitec's impressive substrate expertise and industrial capabilities enabled us to meet our vision for next-generation UltraCMOS processing," said Mark Miscione, vice-president, RF Technology Solutions for Peregrine Semiconductor. "This achievement has provided the opportunity to exploit even greater RF performance in our products. We look forward to continuing our collaboration and exploring new opportunities together with Soitec," he added.
"We are very pleased that our collaboration with Peregrine has delivered a new SOS substrate. In just two years we were able to move from the feasibility phase to a mature product ready for industrialisation and production ramp," says Bernard Aspar, General Manager of Soitec's Tracit business unit. "This is an excellent example of how our core technologies can extend to new applications and markets, where there is always a need for more functionality at the substrate level."
The Peregrine Semiconductor name and logo are registered trademarks and UltraCMOS, HaRP and DuNE are trademarks of Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Soitec, Smart Cut, Smart Stacking and UNIBOND are trademarks of S.O.I.TEC Silicon On Insulator Technologies. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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The Soitec Group is the worldĺs leading innovator and provider of the engineered substrate solutions that serve as the foundation for todayĺs most advanced microelectronic products. The group leverages its proprietary Smart CutÖ technology to engineer new substrate solutions, such as silicon-on-insulator (SOI) wafers, which became the first high-volume application for this proprietary technology. Since then, SOI has emerged as the material platform of the future, enabling the production of higher performing, faster chips that consume less power. Today, Soitec produces more than 80 percent of the worldĺs SOI wafers. Headquartered in Bernin, France, with two high-volume fabs on-site, Soitec has offices throughout the United States, Japan and Taiwan, and a new production site in Singapore. Three other divisions, Picogiga International, Tracit Technologies and Concentrix Solar, complete the Soitec Group. Picogiga delivers advanced substrates solutions, including III-V epiwafers and gallium nitride (GaN) wafers, to the compound material world for the manufacture of high-frequency electronics and other optoelectronic devices. Tracit, on the other hand, provides thin-film layer transfer technologies used to manufacture advanced substrates for power ICs and Microsystems, as well as generic circuit transfer technology, Smart Stacking for applications such as image sensors and 3D-integration. In December 2009, Soitec acquired 80% of Concentrix Solar, the leading provider of concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) solar systems for the industrial production of energy. With this acquisition, Soitec is entering the fast-growing solar industry; capturing value through the system level. Shares of the Soitec Group are listed on Euronext Paris.
About Peregrine Semiconductor
Peregrine Semiconductor is a leading provider of high-performance RFICs. Our solutions leverage our proprietary UltraCMOSÖ technology, which enables the design, manufacture, and integration of multiple RF, mixed-signal, and digital functions on a single chip. Our products deliver what we believe is an industry leading combination of performance and monolithic integration, and target a broad range of applications in the aerospace and defense, broadband, industrial, mobile wireless device, test and measurement equipment, and wireless infrastructure markets. UltraCMOS technology combines the fundamental benefits of standard CMOS, the most widely used semiconductor process technology, with a synthetic sapphire substrate that enables significant improvements in performance for RF applications. We own fundamental intellectual property in UltraCMOS technology consisting of numerous U.S. and international patents and trade secrets covering manufacturing processes, basic circuit elements, RF circuit designs, and design know-how. We also have engineered design advancements, including our patented HaRPÖ technology which significantly improves harmonic and linearity performance, and our patent-pending DuNEÖ technology, a circuit design technique that we have used to develop our advanced digitally tunable capacitor (DTC) products. We leverage our extensive RF design expertise and systems knowledge to develop RFIC solutions that meet the stringent performance, integration, and reliability requirements of the rapidly evolving wireless markets. These measurable power and size savings offer advantages for both manufacturers and consumers, including longer battery life, smaller batteries, lower power consumption and bills, less electronic wasteůand a greener RF solution. We offer a broad portfolio of more than 120 high performance RFICs including switches, digital attenuators, frequency synthesizers, mixers, and prescalers, and are developing power amplifiers, DTCs, and DC-DC converters. Our products are sold worldwide through our direct sales and field applications engineering staff and our network of independent sales representatives and distribution partners to more than 1,200 module manufacturers, OEMs, contract manufacturers, and other customers. In addition to the sale of our products, we have established a technology licensing program to accelerate the adoption and deployment of UltraCMOS technology. Additional information is available on the Company website at www.psemi.com.
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I know I had that robot design some time in the late 1970s/early 1980s!
They marketed a series of Japanese toys in the US as "Shogun Warriors" and Mazinger Z was one of the designs they used.
It was a big robot. Basically, all he could do was fire missiles from one of his arms. You could move the arms up and down, too, but that was about it.
I used to know over small wooden blocks with those missiles. This had to have been before that alleged Galactica incident where some dumb kid killed himself with a Viper missile. Why you would turn a toy on yourself and do that is beyond me...!
Still, B-B guns have been around for decades and there never really was any big recall for those. National stupidity and incredibly over-sensitive parentism didn't hit until the late 1960s/early 1970s as I can recall...
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I remember one of the things that made me nervous about Shin Mazinger in its first episode was the fingers just kind of freely sticking out of Z's back in certain scenes - it just looked silly. Er, sillier than usual, I mean!
Of course, after that chaotic "ok so this stuff is gonna happen" first episode, the show proceeded to blow my socks off and shut me right the hell up, and the fingers on the back ended up being rather endearing (there's that certain scene in the very last episode!).
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Hah! I know what you're talking about! spoiler[The double finger point! ]
I've been wanting this toy since the show started airing! I looked at it at my local convention, but of COURSE, if it's not NaruMoeBleach, they didn't have it... I'm seriously thinking of going behind my wife's back and ordering that... >_> Like now!
Also, I'm glad to hear you liked it so much and that there's a fellow robot fan on the ANN staff now, Mr. Cabrera! ^^ It seemed like everyone else on the staff and board dumped on the show... I thus hereby proclaim this review to SURPASS BOTH GOD -AND- DEVIL!!!!
Well.. Actually, in this case, this may be more appropriate!
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I don't think toys get much more awesome than turning into a giant god damn fist. Very nice!
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|I acctually have this soul of chogokin figure and agree the details are very high and that the figure itself is really cool, although in the manual it suggest that you twist the head slightly just so the fin of the hover pilder tucks in just right, it'll only take minor damage in the form of the tip bending If you don't set the head right which is only posible if you rush the change. 100 bucks is on the steep side, but if you shop around a bit you might get it at a good price. I found this figure on amazon for around 80 dollars.
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Awesome figure, but I'm not much of a Mazinger fan. The SoCs I plan to get are GunBuster, Daimos, and Voltes V.
Just got the Great Impact Model Gurren Lagann today. R Toys also has the Max Gokin Godannar (Twin Drive Mode), which looks great paired up with the GL going by the Collection DX review (which speculated that Max Factory made the deluxe GL for Konami).
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|Yeah, Shin Mazinger can only get respect on a toy review as modern fans must enjoy these shows ironically, not as the showcase of the talents of Yasuhiro Imagawa with the imagination and characters of Go Nagai tackle the original Super Robot, the originator of an entire genre with the Hot Blooded action it deserves.
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|The design of the Mazinger Z in Shin Mazinger was taken from Ken Ishikawa's Mazinger manga (the one with the kedora and all).
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Hee hee hee... I've ordered it... And my wife doesn't seem to have a clue yet... Hee hee hee...
MWAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!! At last, the spoiler[right hand of Zeus], will be in my clutches! The secrets of Photon Energy and Super Alloy Z will be mine and I can conquor the WOOOOOORLD!!!!!!!!
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At first when I was looking over these pictures, I thought "I wonder if there's a way I can not show up in the frame."
There isn't. It's too shiny for that.
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You say that like shiny is a bad thing.
Big Bang Fist sounds ridiculous; it sounds awesome. It sounds ridiculously awesome.
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|Its a super robot. Ridiculously awesome is all part and parcel when it comes to super robots. I was always kinda weary of going Chogokin, since the price would make you want to store them away and not show them off, but darn you Dave for making me interested in this Chogokin. Darn you!
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|I think its worth $100, although $100 is somewhat expensive.
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|Well, you had me reading that from start to finish despite the fact that I've never been the least interested in purchasing any super robots. Fantastic review! Oh, and I loved the bit about your dog.
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Pellegrini added: 'I suppose they know about that record but you can't always expect to score five, six, seven goals at home.
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