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“I don't know where I'm going, but I promise it won't be boring.” David Bowie. Subscribe to https://t.co/ULVEpLfw0B for architecture videos posted here
New York, NY
Joined April 2014
This is the story of Differential Expansion. 4 years ago, work started on anish kapoor’s 85 ton bean which is tucked under herzog de meuron’s 56 Leonard st. Last summer, though, the bean ruptured because the exposed side of bean expanded more in the hot sun than
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Learning from Las Vegas. Koolhaas was like ‘what if i put the duck under the decorated shed?’. Milstein.
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Clean, cellular energy without the spikes and crashes. Rebuild your NAD+ stores for natural, all-day energy - no cortisol or caffeine needed. Reclaim your energy from the inside out.
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Think outside the box. Koolhaas proposing the landscape of the dome extending out between the Milstein architecture buildings and Pei’s museum down the hill.
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Two charts today: Deposits (1st), Borrows (2nd) on Project 0 Why are deposits and borrows going up across a bunch of major assets? Because there's unsubsidized, sustainable yield opportunities -- with a 100s of millions of capacity -- right now on @0dotxyz I'm not here to
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Holl won the Milstein competition first in 2001… his scheme would have demolished one of the campus buildings and built tall. Koolhaas came in and built the project square and short.
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The ceiling has the power, the light, sprinklers, ducts, power, storm water pipes, green roofs, skylights, and the conditioning so the slab can remain clean. Milstein Koolhaas roof.
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“Real-world impact has come much faster with AI than it did with mobile.” -Mike Krieger AI is already changing budgets, workflows, and P&Ls. We sat with @mikeyk, CPO at Anthropic. Here’s what he told me: • How AI is driving revenue today • Sonnet 4.5: Opus-level brains at
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Koolhaas at the Milstein ice cream store: “I’d like to order a double dome with topping slab on waterproofing on waffle slab infilled with insulation with curtain wall on top.”
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Milstein signage. Take a traditional material like marble, engrave it not with words but a barcode of striations using a CNC mill to appear like letters from afar. Koolhaas.
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Using conventional 2x4 roof trusses for houses to make the unconventional Milstein dome formwork. Koolhaas.
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To young people: I'm sorry you were born too late and missed the 80's. Those were the Golden Age years for America. Trying to explain it is like explaining colors to a man blind from birth. Sorry that we lost that for y'all. We thought it would never end to be honest.
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Koolhaas auditorium seat detailing. Hafele channels cast into concrete dome to support flip top seats. Milstein.
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What lies beneath. rebar within stair railings. Milstein concrete Koolhaas.
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Signage at Milstein used to be XY and XX. Now just men and women.
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I sit upon a cliff at the edge of the sea I pretend not to notice what's behind me I want to gaze out upon the horizons My eyes are wet and blurry as my hope wizens O Lord, I am in need of peace Oh how I wish my striving could cease Help me find my place In this space...
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What appears like a random arrangement of structural trusses is an exploration of structural gradients ranging from the most efficient triangulations to the most costly but most programmatically flexible Vierendeel configurations. Ultimately, Koolhaas achieved a 45 foot
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Koolhaas 30 year design process. Enter the competition, synthesize the ideas, write the book, cut the foam, build the models, make the drawings, construct the building. S m l xl to Milstein.
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Think of the ground floor as a landscape where activities can happen. Like a grassy hill people sit on to watch a performance at the park, a cave to gather in. Now cast the land in concrete. Koolhaas Milstein ground floor foam studies.
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When we started this journey, we had no idea where it was going to take us. We poured our heart and soul into this book for the sole reason of making a positive impact on humanity. Today, we are excited to announce that we have sold 50,000 copies since launch! Thank you from
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