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Tesla’s China-made EV sales quicken in September
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Bigger US corn stocks fuel doubts about USDA livestock feeding data
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Goldman Sachs reiterates Venture Global stock rating on earnings preview
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Goldman Sachs reiterates Buy on Dell stock amid AI supply constraints
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Goldman Sachs lowers Pepsico stock price target on growth outlook
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the nightclub facade as a machine for manufacturing desire – françois prost
Building the idea of a night out A club facade is an image before it is a place. It was probably this idea that led me, more than a decade ago, to start photographing nightclubs. It began in 2011, during a bike ride along a canal in Burgundy. On a small road cutting…
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D’Arcy Jones explores the intelligence of historic ordinary buildings
We are interested in ordinary buildings and forgotten ways of building. Much of the intelligence that developed around their construction developed slowly as people made do with what they had. The post D’Arcy Jones explores the intelligence of historic ordinary buildings appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
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Why Saudi Arabia’s wild giga-project The Line failed
The world’s most wildly ambitious architecture project appears dead in the water. What went wrong? Listen to the latest episode of Dezeen Weekly now. This week, the team plot the strange story of Saudi Arabia’s effort to build a linear skyscraper, mega-city in the desert, called The Line. They explain why news that Neom Stadium has…
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Home in Kyoto is a “subtle rearranging” of familiar spaces
An expansive gabled ceiling illuminated by clerestory windows shelters the open living spaces of Sugi House, a home in Kyoto designed by Japanese studio Ujizono Architects. Ujizono Architects co-founders Kazuki Ujigawa and Mirai Ozono aimed to “subtly rearrange” the form of east Kyoto’s typical homes, contrasting an enclosed ground floor with an expansive first floor.…