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I am delighted to be a part of this event launching the M. Arthur Gensler Jr. Center for Design Excellence in the Architecture Division at California College of the Arts. I’m honored to be sharing the stage with Kate Orff @scape_studio talking about Land and Territory. #architecture #lecture #indigenousdesign #land #cornelius #art #cca #archdaily #archpaper #archilovers (at California College Of The Arts) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cq8lUtfOHLl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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With Donald Trump’s re-election, analysts see a clear path for Bitcoin to reach $100,000. Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, outlined in his November 12 article “Black or White?” that Trump’s economic policies could weaken the US dollar, potentially pushing Bitcoin to new highs. Hayes even suggested BTC could eventually soar to hundreds of thousands or even $1 million.
Bitcoin’s recent climb past $85,000 underscores robust demand, with prediction markets like Polymarket assigning a 54% probability of BTC hitting $100,000 by 2024. Trump’s win has fueled speculation about a favorable regulatory shift, with some expecting SEC Chairman Gary Gensler's potential exit. Analyst Crypto Rover highlights Bitcoin’s breakout from a prolonged range, suggesting a powerful bull run similar to 2017, when BTC rose nearly 1,480% after reaching new highs.
As inflation and debt pressures mount, Bitcoin’s appeal as an alternative asset strengthens, and the road to $100,000 looks more attainable.
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Bitcoin Skyrockets as USD Plummets under Trump’s Reign, Predicts Arthur Hayes
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Arthur Hayes, ex-BitMEX CEO, predicts USD depreciation and Bitcoin boom under Trump’s economic policies.
Bitcoin’s value increases due to Trump’s win and anticipated changes in the regulatory landscape of the crypto industry.
Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of BitMEX, has speculated that the economic policies of Donald Trump could lead to a depreciation of the US dollar.
In a recent post entitled “Black or White?”, Hayes shared his thoughts on the relationship between politics and financial markets.
Hayes’ Perspective on Economic State Under Trump
Prior to the election, Hayes had expressed his views on the potential economic climate in the US under the leadership of Trump and Kamala Harris.
He believed that Kamala Harris, the Democratic Candidate, would take assertive steps to prevent a financial meltdown.
Drawing parallels with the token devaluation and economic crisis in Japan, Hayes asserted that Harris would utilize monetary tools to mitigate such an event.
As for cryptocurrencies, Hayes maintained that their prices would rise regardless of who occupies the White House.
Implications of Trump’s Victory on Crypto and USD
Hayes foresees a potential crash of the US dollar following Trump’s win.
While this might spell trouble for the dollar, it could be a boon for Bitcoin.
Hayes predicts that amidst the dollar’s depreciation, Bitcoin’s value could skyrocket to as much as $1 million.
He suggests that the incoming president could learn from China’s economic development model to increase the money supply and stimulate economic growth in the US.
This could involve implementing favorable legislation, policies, and fiscal stimuli to encourage the return of manufacturing in the US.
If the dollar’s depreciation is inevitable, Bitcoin could become a more attractive option.
Bitcoin’s Value Post Trump’s Win
Following Trump’s win, Bitcoin has hit several new All-Time Highs (ATH).
In just a week, the value of Bitcoin has surged from below $65,000 to $89,000.
This increase in Bitcoin’s value is largely attributed to Trump’s win and general Republican victories.
The crypto industry is also anticipating significant changes in the regulatory landscape, including the replacement of the current US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler.
Moving forward, institutions like the SEC, OCC, and FDIC are expected to adopt a more crypto-friendly approach.
This could potentially ease restrictions and facilitate the integration of digital assets into the traditional financial system.
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Actuación de graduación de A.A. Vaganova ARB 2019 con un discurso introductorio
https://youtu.be/nwbgQLFd5CI?si=UP-lAAUZmSWiklYF
Trío: EL OCÉANO Y PERLAS, del ballet "EL CABALLITO JOROBADO"
Acto 1 – Escena “El reino submarino” del ballet “El pequeño caballo jorobado” de C. Pugni, coreografía de Marius Petipa (basada en la obra de Arthur Saint-Leon) y Alexander Gorsky, revisada por Nikolai Tsiskaridze.
Segundo acto – Suite de danzas de personajes del ballet “Laurencia” de A. Crane, coreografía de V. Chabukiani, danzas restauradas por I. Gensler, suite compuesta por N. Tsiskaridze. Tercer acto del ballet "Nápoles" de E. Halsted, coreografía de August Bournonville, directores: Gudrun Boyesen, Alexander Steer.
Acto 3 – Tercer acto del ballet “Paquita” de L. Minkus, E. Deldevez, R. Drigo, coreografía de Marius Petipa, revisada por Yuri Burlak, Nikolai Tsiskaridze.
Intérpretes: estudiantes y graduados de la Academia de Ballet Ruso que lleva su nombre. Vaganova.
En la actuación participa la Orquesta Sinfónica del Teatro Mariinsky.
Director: Arseny Shuplyakov.
https://youtu.be/nwbgQLFd5CI?si=_uEH-rCDw6a80l3X
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California Plaza Grand Performances in The Yard
Formerly the Watercourt designed by Arthur Erickson Architects with Wet Design, and now called “The Yard”, and re-purposed by Gensler to accomodate outdoor concert events. This required the removal of some water elements, but the main architectural features of the plaza remain: https://la.urbanize.city/post/downtown-california-plaza-the-yard-watercourt
The Grand Performances motto: “OUR MISSION IS TO INSPIRE COMMUNITY, CELEBRATE DIVERSITY, AND UNITE LOS ANGELES THROUGH FREE ACCESS TO GLOBAL PERFORMING ARTS.” Arthur would approve of that!
Lots of concerts here: https://www.grandperformances.org - Including this energetic performance by Son Rompe Pera (6/3/2023): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWxW2TNLgI
Photos top: A concert in The Yard plaza; bottom: The Yard following completion, courtesy of Grand Performances.
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THE GANG’S ALL HERE
1931
The Gang’s All Here is a 1931 musical comedy with music by Louis E. Gensler, book by Russel Crouse, Oscar Hammerstein II, and Morrie Ryskind, with lyrics by Owen Murphy and Robert A. Simon. It was directed by Frank McCoy and staged by Oscar Hammerstein II.
The plot concerned a war between bootleggers in 1931 Atlantic City NJ, with the second act set mainly in Nantucket RI.
Note: The musical is not related to the popular song “Hail! Hail! The Gang’s All Here” nor the 1943 film starring Carmen Miranda and Alice Faye.
The musical had its out-of-town tryout in Philadelphia, where they realized it was in trouble and called in Oscar Hammerstein as play doctor. Although Hammerstein had no hopes for The Gang’s All Here, he couldn’t say no to his colleagues and agreed to go to Philadelphia to see what he could do to improve the musical.
After the Philadelphia tryout at the Shubert, Ruby Keeler (possibly sensing she was in a turkey) departed the cast and was replaced with Gina Malo. Keeler went to Hollywood where she thrived.
After Philadelphia, the show made a short stop at the Shubert in Newark, New Jersey (above) before heading to Broadway’s Imperial Theatre, opening February 18, 1931 and lasting just 23 performances.
One of the unique song titles was “By Special Permission of the Copyright Owner, I Love You”.
Every time a radio is playing, they're saying "And next you will hear us play Something with the publisher's okay" Listening to this great announcer trilling This thrilling new text, told me what to do Try this very notion out on you... I asked your Father, he said "Okay!" I asked your Mother, she said "Hooray!" By special permission of the copyright owner I love you!
Vaudeville sensation Ted Healy headlined. He is largely remember as the man responsible for “The Three Stooges”. Just prior to this musical, Healy and the original stooges parted ways over a dispute, and Healy replaced them with three other ‘stooges’, who also appeared with him in his next musical, Billy Rose’s Crazy Quilt (May 1931).
The reviews were mostly negative. Brooks Atkinson said that “seldom has a lavish musical struggled so clumsily to reconcile a satiric book with the antics of clowns. Despite feverish re-working, the show was a hurly-burly of disjoined scenes.” Dorothy Parker said that the show was “fantastically confused and preposterously elongated” and “dragged on beyond midnight.”
George Jean Nathan said the musical needed “a carload of blue pencils” and Arthur Ruhl said that it was “excessively long-winded, labored and dull.”
The show ended abruptly, with patrons arriving to be told the show had prematurely ended its run.
Set drawing for the first scene of Act One of The Gang’s All Here. It was designed by Henry Dreyfuss. It is unclear how this ties into the scene description in the program of “On the Boardwalk at Atlantic City”. But the drawing is dated February 14, 1931, just four days before the show’s Broadway opening, and well past the preview period. In addition to re-writes, it is likely that scenic changes were also made.
If anything good came from the musical, it seems that one of the character names - Winterbottom - was recycled into the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Of Thee I Sing (coincidentally also set in Atlantic City) which opened just a few months later. In it, there the President was named Wintergreen and the Vice President Throttlebottom. The common thread was book writer Morrie Ryskind created both shows.
ATLANTIC CITY
In 1931, the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Atlantic City was marking its first decade, and was already known for it’s superior service and accommodation. In 1921, another musical was set at the Ritz titled Ritz Carlton Nights. That one, however, unlike The Gang’s All Here, actually originated in Atlantic City.
Peacock Alley was not located at the Ritz, but at the Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel. It was so named because it was the connecting hallway between the conjoined Marlborough and Blenheim hotels, and allowed guests to “peacock” (strut in their finery) for the perusal of other guests.
Interestingly, when the HBO series “Boardwalk Empire” (which also concerned bootleggers during prohibition), showed the Ritz, it was actually modeled on the Marlborough-Blenheim’s more exotic exterior, not the actual Ritz’s boxy frame.
The Boardwalk in 1931. In 1930′s Atlantic City, it could be truly said that “the gang’s all here.”
#Atlantic City#New Jersey#The Gang's All Here#Broadway#Musical#Phildelphia#Newark#1931#Imperial Theatre#New York City#Boardwalk#Ritz-Carlton Hotel#Marlborough-Bleinheim Hotel#Peacock Alley#Nantucket#Of Thee I Sing#Morrie Ryskind#Oscar Hammerstein II#Boardwalk Empire
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Texan Architecture News – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:
Oct 10, 2020 National Medal of Honor Museum, Arlington Architecture: Rafael Viñoly Architects image courtesy of architects National Medal of Honor Museum National Medal Of Honor Museum Foundation Reveals First Architectural Renderings Of The Museum’s New Home By Rafael Viñoly Architects As Part Of A 1-Year Anniversary Celebration.
July 2, 2020 Honest Mary’s, Austin Architecture: Chioco Design picture : Chase Daniel Honest Mary’s Restaurant in Austin A 2,665 sqft complete renovation of an existing restaurant in Austin, Texas. The softly curving plaster ceiling, custom booths, shelving and wood paneling, paired with plenty of natural light and deep blue accents, resulting in a bright, inviting space.
July 2, 2020 Woodward Duplexes in Austin
June 30, 2020 River Ranch, Blanco Design: Jobe Corral Architects photography : Casey Dunn and Casey Woods River Ranch in Blanco The River Ranch is about the connection to the land. The indoor/outdoor relationship of the spaces is strengthened by specific moments that connect the user to three site features.
June 29, 2020 Filtered Frame Dock, Austin Design: Matt Fajkus Architecture photography : Charles Davis Smith; MF Architecture Filtered Frame Dock in Austin, TX This single-slip boat dock of Filtered Frame Dock is a result of liberation through constraints balanced with sensory experience. Devised concurrently with the property’s new residence, the boat dock creates both tangible and implied connections of experience and shelter.
Feb 5, 2020 Bouldin Creek Residence Architecture: Restructure Studio photography : Michael Hsu Bouldin Creek Residence in Austin, TX The Bouldin Creek Residence is a new home for a young family, Restructure Studio pays respect to a unique site, including a heritage live oak tree, Bouldin creek, and steeply sloping lot in an established neighborhood.
Nov 21, 2019 Brownwood House
Nov 20, 2019 AISD Performing Arts Center, Austin Architecture: Miró Rivera Architects photography : Thomas McConnell and Miró Rivera Architects AISD Performing Arts Center AISD Performing Arts Center (PAC) is the first purpose-built, district-wide Fine Arts facility in the 134-year history of the Austin Independent School District.
Oct 25, 2019 The Heights School Building in Arlington
Apr 12, 2019 Carpenter Hotel, Austin Architecture: Specht Architects image courtesy of architects Carpenter Hotel Austin A hidden oasis in one of the last pockets of Old Austin. It is a compound of buildings of different vintages surrounding a pecan tree-shaded courtyard and pool, and features a restaurant, café, event pavilion, and 93 guest rooms. It has a character that is unlike any other hotel in town.
Dec 13, 2018 Residence 1446, Austin Design: Miró Rivera Architects photograph : Paul Finkel, Piston Design Residence 1446 in Austin Situated in a low-lying field adjacent to both a lake and a quiet lagoon, Residence 1446 was the final element of a ten-year master plan that includes a guest house, pedestrian bridge, pool, and boathouse.
Dec 12, 2018 Hill Country House, Wimberley Design: Miró Rivera Architects photograph : Paul Finkel, Piston Design Hill Country House in Wimberley Conceived as a prototype for a sustainable rural community, the Hill Country House serves as a beacon to show what could be: a self-sustaining home in a rural setting, virtually independent of municipal water and energy.
Aug 13, 2018 Casa de Sombra, Rollingwood, Travis County Design: Bade Stageberg Cox, Architects image from Chicago Athenaeum Contemporary Rollingwood Residence Casa de Sombra, named for an exploration of light and shadow, is a re-thinking of the suburban house that examines dichotomies between interior/exterior, public/private, and what it means to experience light and its absence.
Dec 5, 2017 East Austin District, Austin Design: architects BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group image by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group East Austin District Arena The new East Austin District created by Austin Sports & Entertainment and designed by award-winning architects BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group is an entirely new sports and entertainment neighborhood tailored to celebrate world-class sports and cultural experiences under one checkered roofscape.
Dec 12, 2016 News from US architecture studio of Miró Rivera Architects image from architect Miró Rivera Architects in Texas LifeWorks and the AISD Performing Arts Center took home honors at the inaugural Austin Green Awards celebration on November 9. Launched this year by the Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems, the awards are the first program “to specifically highlight the outstanding accomplishments in the broad area of sustainable design and innovation” in Austin.
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Nov 10, 2016 Threshold House in Austin
Oct 13, 2016 Edgeland Residence in Austin
Oct 13, 2016 Annie Residence in Austin
Aug 28, 2016 Carved Cube House in West Austin
May 2, 2016 Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences, Lubbock image from architect Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences in Texas This arts complex will be built in Lubbock, Texas, birthplace of the legendary 1950s pop star whose brief career influenced generations of musicians and fans.
The Secret Life of Buildings: A Call for Objects A selection of twenty ‘Objects’ will be exhibited for two weeks around a three-day symposium to be staged by the Center for American Architecture and Design (CAAD) at The University of Texas at Austin in October 2016 called “The Secret Life of Buildings.” The Secret Life of Buildings Architecture Competition
May 23, 2013 West Lake Hills Residence, Austin, Texas Design: Specht Harpman photo: Taggart Sorensen West Lake Hills Residence On a densely tree-covered site in the Austin, Texas exurb of West Lake Hills, Specht Harpman was tasked with the renovation and expansion of a modest 1970’s house. Much of the original internal structure was maintained, but the alterations sought to erase all visible traces of the original house.
Apr 5, 2013 Observation Tower at Circuit of the Americas, Austin Design: Miró Rivera Architects picture : Paul Finkel | Piston Design Observation Tower at Circuit of the Americas Texas Austin360 Amphitheater completed: located southwest of downtown Austin, the Circuit of the Americas will be the host to the United States Formula 1 Grand Prix, MotoGP, V8 Supercar, and American Le Mans races starting with the inaugural race on November 16-18, 2012. Built around a 3.4 mile racetrack, the facility has the capacity for 120,000 visitors and will become a significant attraction for the city of Austin.
Jun 11, 2012 Menil Drawing institute Building, Houston Johnston Marklee wins this Texan architecture competition image : David Chipperfield Architects Menil Collection Houston
Jun 15, 2011 Museum of Fine Arts Houston Steven Holl Architects Selected for Expansion photograph © MFAH Museum of Fine Arts Houston This project will involve the construction of a new museum building intended primarily for art after 1900 to complement the Audrey Jones Beck and Caroline Wiess Law Buildings. It will also try to integrate the Lillie and Hugh Roy Cullen Sculpture Garden and the expansion of the Glassell School of Art.
Aug 3, 2011 Irving Convention Center Design: RMJM Hillier Architects image from architect Irving Convention Center The Las Colinas Convention Centre in Texas, designed by RMJM Hillier’s New York Studio, is wrapped in copper cladding designed to generate a changing patina as it ages over time – a striking and timeless icon for a Western boomtown in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
McNay Art Museum – Jane and Arthur Stieren Center for Exhibitions, San Antonio Design: Jean-Paul Viguier S.A. d’Architecture photo : Jeff Goldberg / ESTO McNay Art Museum
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Berkshire Residence, Dallas Morrison Seifert Murphy photograph : Charles Davis Smith © MSM Berkshire Residence
Dallas Center for Performing Arts Joshua Prince-Ramus / Rem Koolhaas photo : Iwan Baan Wyly Theatre – AT&T Performing Arts Center
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Austin City Hall + Public Plaza 2007 Antoine Predock Architect
Dallas City Hall, Dallas 1977 I.M. Pei and Partners
Dallas Cowboys Stadium & entertainment venue, Arlington 2007-09 HKS, Inc. Due to be largest NFL stadium in the world
Fountain Place, Dallas 1986 Pei Cobb Freed and Partners
Globe News Center for the Performing Arts, Amarillo 2007- Holzman Moss Architecture
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Headquarters - Gusto - San Francisco, USA - Marcy Wong Donn Logan Architects & Gensler - ‘Large workspace interior of the year’ Dezeen Awards 2019 Winner +++ dezeen awards ____
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This is a recording of a current Twitter Spaces with the Bitcoin Magazine Pro group and Mark Moss to break down the FTX implosion and how it connects to the international macro environment. Listen To This Twitter Spaces: Apple Spotify Google Libsyn Dylan LeClair: In concerns to GBTC, among the important things that I saw, that makes overall sense, I 'd never ever thought about this: The cost is 2% of NAV (net property worth). Mark, you were tossing out a 3-4% cost number there. Among the important things that I never ever saw gone over as soon as this thing turned from a premium to a discount rate, is that it's 2% of NAV, however if it's trading at a, state, 50% discount rate to NAV, you're paying a 4% charge. If it's at a serious discount rate for a while, you're taking rather the churn. It gets really less appealing. Well, it's appealing since of the benefit. And the Bitcoin expense equivalent of GBTC today is $9K. If it returns to par, you do rather well. What we need to ask is that conversion ever concerning an ETF? What's the genuine reward from a legal point of view for them to do. They basically are printing a 2% cost on 600,000 bitcoin. That's rather an excellent service design. It's not perfect for the holders of it, however I believe in regards to a retirement portfolio play, I will state-- and we have no association with them-- Unchained Capital and other services use bitcoin multisig custody services, area bitcoin in a pension if that's something you're searching for. GBTC is a good bitcoin-type direct exposure if you have no other alternatives. Sam Rule: I would just include that certainly GBTC is pursuing that as a method, taking legal action against the SEC. I believe if there is an area ETF approval timeline, in my head, it is more like 2024 and GBTC is the most likely one to have it-- if you believe it's coming. It's most likely gon na be a long time, specifically after an occasion like this where the examination is gon na boil down a lot more regardless of that an area bitcoin ETF would most likely assist kinda restrict a few of this disadvantage that we simply went through over the recently. Mark Moss: Sam, do you believe that schedule gets pressed out? You stated by2024 Gary Gensler has been really singing about why he does not wan na authorize the area ETF, which I do not believe is a great factor-- inadequate regulative tools to keep an eye on and look for scams-- provided what simply took place, do you believe that even presses back the chances? Rule: I think it's tough to state. In one method, I believe anybody in this area has got ta be stating now, "Hey, well, why do not we have an area bitcoin ETF?" That would've quickly been practical in regards to offering individuals another alternative to have personal custody. But I most likely lean towards it presses the timeline even further out now due to the fact that you're gon na have a wave of guideline and analysis and type of every three-letter market name from the federal government wishing to get in and make certain this is done. It's most likely simply going to bring more debilitating policy pressure here in the U.S. LeClair: I believe the long-lasting chances of an ETF have actually certainly gone up. Anybody who was taking notice of FTX and Alameda prior to the scams and the dubious balance sheet and all of that things even concerned question prior to LUNA and 3AC and nobody in crypto had actually murmured "contagion" as soon as, it was basically understood that Alameda was trading versus its users. Arthur Hayes dealt with federal jail and chosen home arrest and countless dollars in fines for this exact same factor. I believe, for whatever factor, regulators and truly everybody at big disregarded and even acknowledged it, however simply a few of the traders I talked to nearly acknowledged it as a difficulty. "We're betting your home, however it's half the enjoyable," understanding that Alameda and FTX were truly one and the very same. You did see Gary Gensler and the men at the SEC speak about the area ETF.
Among the factors [they rejected it] was market control. Is this occasion a favorable for the market on a net basis? Well, not right now, it's certainly quite bad, however in the long term, eliminating these deceitful stars and clearing it up from a regulative point of view might be an advantage. I believe it most likely enhances the chances of area ETF, regardless of the uncomfortable course that we required to arrive. Moss: One advantage that I've resembled to utilize this entire circumstance, this entire shiner in the market to take a look at-- and if we wan na leap to the larger macro image and after that talking through what's gon na take place over the next couple years and years. I believe this entire scenario with FTX and FTT is a truly fine example. It's like this little mini example that we can see that reveals what's taking place in the bigger system. When you take a look at the circumstance where you had FTX and Alameda, these 2 sibling business, Companies like FTX would produce a token out of thin air, call it FTT, and after that Alameda would develop this worth for it synthetically. Then individuals would begin trading this FTT token since they believed it had worth, however then when individuals understood they didn't wan na hold that FTT token any longer, individuals began discarding it. CZ perhaps got the ball rolling and stated he was gon na dispose it. Everybody began discarding it. FTX the business is stuck attempting to protect that currency. Now they're offering any possession they can to shop the FTT token, to hold up that evaluation to reveal that it's still there. And naturally, we had 20 million brief sellers stack in and simply pressed it down. I believe if you take that specific example and then look at Japan, they develop the yen token out of thin air. They call it fiat. By decree they offer it worth, sort of like the marketplace makers provided FTT worth. Individuals begin utilizing the yen due to the fact that they believe it has worth, however really rapidly individuals recognize that they do not wan na hold the yen and so they begin offering the yen short. Now Japan remains in the exact same circumstance attempting to dispose whatever they can to prop up the yen token. It's the specific very same thing. Now Japan is disposing their money. Now they're disposing Treasurys to attempt to prop up that token. I believe it's useful on this macro call to speak about that for a minute due to the fact that this is the larger forces. If you take a look at FTT and now you see the yen scenario, you can take a look at the British pound circumstance, the ECB/euro scenario and even the Fed circumstance is precisely the exact same. At the end of the day, they've developed this dollar token that no one truly desires. We desire items and services. When I purchase an excellent or service, I'm offering the dollar brief and they're attempting to safeguard it. Just like we saw FTX explode, I believe we're gon na see Japan and after that the U.K. and after that the ECB all blow up type of the very same. While FTX may have been a shiner for bitcoin now, when those blow up, that's gon na press individuals into bitcoin. Read More
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US Fed hikes interest rates, Bitcoin plunges below $36K, and Argentina’s central bank says no to financial institutions offering crypto: Hodler’s Digest, May 1-7
Coming every Saturday, Hodler’s Digest will help you track every single important news story that happened this week. The best (and worst) quotes, adoption and regulation highlights, leading coins, predictions and much more — a week on Cointelegraph in one link.
Top Stories This Week
Fed hikes interest rates by 50 basis points in effort to combat inflation
On Wednesday, the United States Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to raise interest rates by 0.5%, marking its biggest upward adjustment in over two decades. It was the second rate increase of 2022, with seven increases expected in total for the year.��
In a press conference following the FOMC meeting, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell further cemented the need to continue raising interest rates to combat inflation.
Coinbase took out the first Bitcoin-backed loan from Goldman Sachs
Coinbase took an important step toward bridging the mainstream world and the crypto world by using Bitcoin as collateral for a loan with Goldman Sachs. The actual mechanics of the deal involved Coinbase taking out a loan from Goldman that was collateralized with some of the exchange’s BTC holdings. Amounts were not specified, however.
“Coinbase’s work with Goldman is a first step in the recognition of crypto as collateral which deepens the bridge between the fiat and crypto economies,” Brett Tejpaul, head of Coinbase Institutional, told Bloomberg.
Binance commits $500M to co-invest in Twitter with Elon Musk
In April 2022, Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled his intent to purchase Twitter, pending certain approvals, for $44 billion. That $44 billion is not just from Musk’s pocket, but includes contributions from 19 other players. Crypto heavyweights Binance and Sequoia Capital Fund are among the contributors, putting up $500 million and $800 million, respectively.
Court orders BitMEX founders to pay $30M civil penalty
A court decision on Thursday resulted in BitMEX co-founders Benjamin Delo, Arthur Hayes and Samuel Reed needing to pay a combined $30 million in civil penalties ($10 million each) for legal infractions pertaining to their running of the BitMEX exchange.
Claimed offenses included a lack of certain customer data requirements, failing to secure proper regulatory approvals, and more. The $30 million ordeal comes following other previous legal issues.
SEC doubles down on crypto regulation by expanding unit
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans on beefing up its Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit — an SEC division in charge of crypto industry policing. Plans include adding 20 people to the unit, bringing the total team count to 50 members.
The additional personnel will almost double the current size of the unit in terms of staff. Gary Gensler, Chairman of the SEC, spoke favorably of the plans while Hester Peirce, one of the SEC’s commissioners, questioned the move.
Winners and Losers
At the end of the week, Bitcoin (BTC) is at $35,983, Ether (ETH) at $2,689 and XRP at $0.59. The total market cap is at $1.65 trillion, according to CoinMarketCap.
Among the biggest 100 cryptocurrencies, the top three altcoin gainers of the week are TRON (TRX) at 27.92%, Anchor Protocol (ANC) at 17.18% and Algorand (ALGO) at 10.21%.
The top three altcoin losers of the week are ApeCoin (APE) at -39.48%, STEPN (GMT) at -34.06% and Kava (KAVA) at -27.18%.
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“I think of Bitcoin the same way I think of the early internet. [The government] didn’t see it coming and now it’s a viable form of currency – you can actually buy things with it.”
Joe Rogan, podcaster
“If you just did an overlay of the Nasdaq and the cryptocurrency markets, they are unbelievably correlated for right now, so I think that that’s creating a lot of churn and pain in the markets. While that’s happening, billions of dollars are going into Web3.”
Anthony Scaramucci, founder and managing partner of SkyBridge Capital
“If you told me you own all of the Bitcoin in the world and you offered it to me for $25, I wouldn’t take it because what would I do with it?”
Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway
“Why is a painting worth $10 million? It’s oil on canvas. So value is in the eyes of the beholder.”
Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel Securities
“Why are you going to invest a whole lot of effort to developing a […] stablecoin payment system if the Fed is just going to bigfoot you out of existence?”
Randal Quarles, former vice chair for supervision of the United States Federal Reserve
“The NFT market is collapsing.”
Paul Vigna, reporter for The Wall Street Journal
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Bitcoin drops to $35.5K as 1,000 point Dow correction marks the worst trading day since 2020
Bitcoin suffered some downward price action this past week. On Thursday, the BTC price dropped below $36,000 in a selloff that affected both crypto and legacy finance markets.
Some technical strategists consider the $37,500 level to be the pivotal line in the sand in terms of bullish versus bearish narratives. Bitcoin’s fall below that threshold suggests its short-term outlook has flipped bearish.
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Warning: Smartphone text prediction guesses crypto hodler’s seed phrase
Reddit user Andre, a.k.a. u/Divinux, recently posted a warning on the social media site explaining that a mobile phone’s predictive text can potentially guess the owner’s crypto seed phrase if the phrase has been entered on the device. Andre tested his findings across several device brands, finding similar results. This could potentially put the mobile phone’s owner at risk for crypto theft.
More than $1.6 billion exploited from DeFi so far in 2022
Crypto-related theft via hacks and other malicious activity in 2022 has already eclipsed the two prior years combined, according to data from blockchain security firm CertiK. In total, 2022 has thus far seen the appropriation of about $1.6 billion in crypto assets.
That being said, context is everything. The decentralized finance market has soared in value over the past two years and currently sits at roughly $200 billion in terms of total value locked, according to DeFi Llama.
Argentina’s central bank steps in to block new crypto offerings from banks
In Argentina, financial institutions are barred from providing crypto trading to customers, as per a ruling from the Central Bank of Argentina, or BCRA. In justifying its decision, the central bank cited familiar concerns surrounding crypto, including a lack of proper regulation for the asset class.
Earlier in the week before the BCRA’s motion, a pair of notable Argentinian banks unveiled plans to offer certain crypto assets for purchase by customers.
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Art Gensler Dies at 85; Built a Global Architecture Firm Art Gensler, an architect and entrepreneur who turned a small San Francisco architecture firm into one of the largest in the world, with projects spanning the globe, died on May 10 at his home in Mill Valley, Calif. He was 85. His death was confirmed by Kimberly M. Beals, a spokeswoman. Mr. Gensler’s most prominent works include the terminals at the San Francisco International Airport and Shanghai Tower, a twisting glass structure that is China’s tallest skyscraper and the second-tallest building in the world, at 632 meters, or 2,073 feet. (The tallest is Burj Khalifa in Dubai, at 2,717 feet.) Among the firm’s other projects are the 32-story Tower at PNC Plaza in Pittsburgh; the Banc of California Stadium, home of the Major League Soccer expansion team the Los Angeles Football Club; and the Westin DEN Hotel and Transit Center in Denver, combining a transportation hub with airport connections, an open-air plaza and a hotel suggestive of a giant wing about to take flight. At a time when many architects overlooked interior design, Mr. Gensler made it a key component of his architectural practice. He said he designed spaces from the “inside out,” meaning he thought first of what a client wanted an interior space to look and feel like and then used those desires as inspiration for the exterior of a structure. Gap is one of the firm’s major clients for interior design, with stores around the world. Another is L’Oréal, which commissioned Gensler to design the interior of its 10-floor U.S. headquarters in the new Hudson Yards development in Manhattan. Mr. Gensler and his wife, Drue Gensler, founded M. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates in San Francisco in 1965, teaming up with a business partner, James Follet. The practice started in a one-room office with just $200 in the bank, by the firm’s account. The firm grew exponentially, ultimately employing thousands of people at offices in 50 cities around the world. The firm’s revenue exceeded $1.5 billion in 2019. Millard Arthur Gensler Jr. was born on July 12, 1935, in Brooklyn. His father sold acoustical tiles for the manufacturer Armstrong, and his mother, Gertrude Gensler, was a phone company switchboard operator. The younger Mr. Gensler earned a bachelor of architecture degree from Cornell University’s College of Architecture, Art and Planning in 1958. While there, he met Drucilla Cortell, whom he married in 1957. He stepped down as the company’s chief executive in 2005 but continued to serve as chairman until 2010. Mr. Gensler received many accolades over his 65-year career, including the American Institute of Architects’ Architecture Firm Award in 2000. He was a charter member of Interior Design magazine’s Hall of Fame. He is survived by his four sons, David, Robert, Douglas and Kenneth, and 10 grandchildren. His wife died in 2017. Mr. Gensler was known for his skill in recruiting and mentoring young talent. In a 1994 interview with The New York Times, he said his secret to attracting talent was that he had enough self-confidence to hire people smarter than he was. “I get as much joy out of seeing one of the people I’ve picked do extremely well as I do seeing a building I’ve done,” he said. Source link Orbem News #architecture #Art #built #Dies #firm #Gensler #Global
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Arthur Gensler Death - Obituary, Funeral, Cause Of Death Arthur Gensler, who co-founded the world's biggest employer of architects, has died aged 85.....click link to learn more
Arthur Gensler Death – Obituary, Funeral, Cause Of Death Arthur Gensler, who co-founded the world’s biggest employer of architects, has died aged 85. Through a social media announcement, DeadDeath learned on May 11, 2021, about the death of Arthur Gensler who has died. In the mourning spirit of this death, families, friends, and associates of the deceased share their sad news across social media…
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Burberry
Burberry là một hãng thời trang sang trọng của Anh, phân phối quần áo thể thao độc đáo sang trọng, phụ kiện thời trang, nước hoa, kính mát và mỹ phẩm. Họa tiết hình sọc vuông đặc trưng của hãng thời trang này đã trở thành một trong những thương hiệu sao chép rộng rãi nhất.
Thương hiệu Burberry nổi tiếng nhất với những chiếc áo khoác, đư��c thiết kế bởi người sáng lập Thomas Burberry.
Thomas Burberry thành lập thương hiệu tại Basingstoke của nước Anh vào năm 1856 ở tuổi 21. Những thiết kế của ông đầu tiên phục vụ cho các binh sĩ trong khu vực.
Vào năm 1879 ông phát minh ra loại vải gabardine, một loại vải thoáng khí chịu được thời tiết và cứng rất thích hợp với trang phục ngoài trời. Và đến năm 1888 ông được cấp bằng sáng chế cho phát minh này. Năm 1891 ông chuyển đến London và mở cửa hàng đầu tiên tại số 30 Haymarket.
Năm 1901 logo Hiệp sĩ cưỡi ngựa xuất hiện lần đầu tiên kèm theo chữ Latin ‘Prorsum‘ có nghĩa là ‘Chuyển tiếp’, sau đó đăng ký nó như một nhãn hiệu vào năm 1909 và được dùng cho đến ngày nay.
Năm 1910 phi công nổi tiếng Claude Grahame-White mặc áo gabardine Burberry là người đầu tiên bay giữa London và Manchester trong vòng chưa đầy 24 giờ. Năm 1911 nhà thám hiểm người Na Uy Roald Amundsen và nhóm của ông đã trở thành những người đầu tiên đến Nam Cực với một chiếc lều và quần áo gabardine Burberry. Năm 1912 thuyền trưởng thám hiểm người Anh Robert Falcon Scott đến Nam Cực mặc quần áo Burberry và được trang bị lều Burberry. Áo choàng Tielocken được cấp bằng sáng chế, tiền thân của chiếc áo choàng mà các sĩ quan đã mặc trong thế chiến thứ nhất. Năm 1913 Burberry chuyển đến một cơ sở lớn hơn ở Luân Đôn tại Haymarket, được thiết kế bởi Kiến trúc sư Walter Cave. Từ năm 1914-1918 nhà thám hiểm người Anh Sir Ernest Shackleton mặc Burberry gabardine cho chuyến thám hiểm đến Nam Cực. Trong Thế chiến thứ nhất, Burberry đã cung cấp trang phục và thiết bị cho quân đội. Năm 1919 vua George V chính thức lựa chọn Burberry là thợ may như một chứng nhận của hoàng gia. Cơ trưởng John Alcock và Trung úy Arthur Whitten Brown mặc bộ đồ phi công Burberry để điều khiển máy bay của họ trong buồng lái hở và hoàn thành chuyến bay xuyên Đại Tây Dương đầu tiên trong 72 giờ. Năm 1920 Burberry lần đầu tiên trở thành một công ty được định giá công khai. Năm 1937 Burberry đã tài trợ cho chuy���n bay phá kỷ lục từ Croydon tới Cape Town trong chiếc máy bay có tên ‘The Burberry‘. Cả hai phi công bay Sĩ quan Arthur Clouston và Betty Kirby-Green đều mặc Burberry.
Burberry Check đã được đăng ký làm nhãn hiệu và được giới thiệu như một lớp lót cho áo mưa.
Trong Chiến tranh thế giới thứ hai, Burberry đã cung cấp cho Quân đội Anh một loạt trang phục và phụ kiện quân sự, bao gồm cả áo choàng. Burberry cũng phục vụ cho nhiều bộ phận khác của Lực lượng Vũ trang Anh như Không quân Hoàng gia (RAF), Hải quân Hoàng gia, Quân đoàn Tiên phong Hoàng gia, Đơn vị Huấn luyện Cán bộ (OCTU) và Dịch vụ Lãnh thổ phụ trợ (ATS) – bao gồm các đơn vị của phụ nữ. Bất chấp các điều kiện khắc khổ do chiến tranh gây ra, Burberry vẫn tiếp tục sản xuất quần áo dân sự trong những năm 1940 bao gồm cả bộ đồ chịu được mưa gió, áo khoác ngoài và trang phục cho cả nam và nữ. Thương hiệu đã điều chỉnh danh mục sản phẩm theo thời gian chiến tranh để bao gồm những trang phục nữ có còi báo động, được thiết kế để mặc trong các cuộc không kích.
Burberry là một công ty độc lập do gia đình kiểm soát cho đến năm 1955 được mua lại bởi tập đoàn bán lẻ Great Universal Stores (GUS) của Anh. Năm 1964 Burberry là nhà cung cấp áo khoác ngoài chính thức cho đội tuyển Olympic nữ Anh quốc tham gia Thế vận hội Tokyo.
Các ngôi sao của thế giới hiện đại bắt đầu mặc thương hiệu Burberrys. Trong những năm 1970 và 1980, Burberry đã ký thỏa thuận với các nhà sản xuất trên toàn thế giới để sản xuất các sản phẩm bổ sung cho bộ sưu tập hiện có của Anh như bộ quần áo, quần tây, áo sơ mi, đồ thể thao, phụ kiện, cho nam, nữ và trẻ em. Những sản phẩm này, được thiết kế dưới sự kiểm soát chặt chẽ của trụ sở tại London, được sản xuất và phân phối thông qua các cửa hàng bán lẻ độc lập trên toàn thế giới cũng như các cửa hàng Burberry, và góp phần vào sự tăng trưởng của thương hiệu về doanh số và lợi nhuận cho đến cuối thập niên 90.
Tháng 5 năm 2001 Nhà thiết kế sinh ra ở Yorkshire, Christopher Bailey trở thành giám đốc sáng tạo. Năm 2006 CEO Rose Marie Bravo nghỉ hưu và Angela Ahrendts (nguyên là phó chủ tịch cấp cao của Apple) tiếp quản. Trong thời gian đó 2006-2014 doanh số tăng lên hơn 2 tỷ bảng. Bailey và Ahrents đã cùng nhau loại bỏ mẫu séc khỏi tất cả trừ mười phần trăm sản phẩm và lấy lại giấy phép sản phẩm làm đẹp cho nhà mốt. Bailey đã tạo cho thương hiệu một liều thuốc mát lạnh và đưa nó trở lại bản đồ thời trang. Năm 2009 Burberry chuyển trụ sở của mình đến Horseferry House, được thiết kế bởi Gensler trên Phố Regent. Năm 2013 Burberry giới thiệu chương trình “nhìn ngay – mua ngay”, cho phép khách hàng mua đồ từ show diễn trực tiếp qua bộ sưu tập Xuân / Hè 2014 trực tuyến và qua điện thoại di động ngay sau buổi trình diễn. Năm 2014 Bailey trở thành CEO của Burberry và giữ vai trò là giám đốc sáng tạo. Ông chủ của Céline, Marco Gobbetti, đã thay thế Bailey làm CEO vào năm 2016. Bailey tiếp tục làm giám đốc sáng tạo và chủ tịch. Tháng 11 năm 2017 Bailey tuyên bố nghỉ hưu. Tháng 3 năm 2018 Riccardo Tisci được tiết lộ là người thay thế Bailey. Tháng 8 năm 2018 Burberry công bố logo và chữ lồng đơn được thiết kế lấy cảm hứng từ Thomas Burberry mới. Tháng 9 năm 2018 Burberry được thông cáo lệnh cấm đốt tất cả các sản phẩm chưa bán và sử dụng lông thú trong sản xuất. 17 tháng 9 năm 2018 Riccardo Tisci tiết lộ bộ sưu tập đầu tiên của anh cho Burberry.
Đến năm 2014 Burberry đã có trên 500 cửa hàng trên toàn thế giới. Năm 2016 được công nhận là công ty dẫn đầu ngành chỉ số bền vững của Dow Jones trong lĩnh vực ‘Dệt may, may mặc và hàng xa xỉ ‘.
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In 1969, Ladd & Kelsey designed the award-winning, thought-provoking – and controversial – Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena to house the institution’s large and prestigious contemporary art collection. At the time, Pasadena was so influential in contemporary art that its only American rival was lower Manhattan. The museum was previously known as the Pasadena Art Institute and the Pasadena Art Museum.
Norton Simon Art Museum Technical Information
Architects: Thornton Ladd and John Kelsey
Location: 411 W. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91103, USA
Material: Umber-colored tiles
Type: Art Museum
Area: 500 m2
Style: Late Modern
Project Year: 1969
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It was late in the afternoon and the coppery plum colored shadows on the mountains were repeated in the tile of the museum. It was so exciting
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The undulating exterior — influenced by Pasadena’s Arts & Crafts tradition, Beaux-Arts City Hall, and streamline and modern design –changes with the light of day. Ladd & Kelsey’s signature white concrete base and white-finished roof crisply contrasted with the blue Southern California sky and green landscape. The curvilinear tiled exterior, a Ladd & Kelsey hallmark, is comprised of 115,000 Edith Heath-designed custom brick red and onyx glazed 5 x 15-inch tiles. They embrace the palette of the San Gabriel Mountains above the structure and their mood still changes with the day’s light. For Edith Heath, the project earned her the prestigious AIA Industrial Arts Medal award from the American Institute of Architects in 1971. This was the first time the award was granted to a non-architect.
The avant-garde interior architecture housed equally avant-garde contemporary art. The interior plan was imagined as a series of pavilions by which one crosses glass-enclosed “bridges” with views to nature outside before entering another Pavillion. The interior was designed to be an unconventional space to house unconventional art by the likes of Robert Irwin, Ed Moses, Ed Ruscha, and Ellsworth Kelly, among others.
A debt-laden Pasadena Art Museum was taken over by the industrialist Norton Simon in 1974, leading it to become the Norton Simon Museum. The structure’s original interior architecture was altered in 1977 by Craig Ellwood and largely lost to a 1996-1999 Frank Gehry redesign. The classical modern reflecting pool central to the plan was demolished in 1999 and replaced with an organic landscaping redesign by Nancy Goslee Power.
History of the Museum
Norton Simon died on June 2, 1993. As a tribute to her husband, Jennifer Jones Simon oversaw the major renovation of the interior galleries from 1996-1999 by the noted architect Frank O. Gehry. The sculpture garden was remodeled by Nancy Goslee Power, and the renovation completed in 2000 when the Museum’s Theater was remodeled by Arthur Gensler, Jr. & Associates.
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About Ladd & Kelsey Architects
Thornton Ladd (1924-2010) and John Kelsey (1925-2012) firm operated from 1959 till 1982. Despite its lack of recognition today, the Ladd & Kelsey name is tied to some of the iconic buildings of Los Angeles modern architecture. Other works from Ladd & Kelsey Architects
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The curved exterior walls of the museum are lined with 115,000 vertically stacked umber-colored tiles designed by ceramicist Edith Heath.
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In 1969, Ladd & Kelsey designed the award-winning, thought-provoking – and controversial – Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena to house the institution’s large and prestigious contemporary art collection. #americanarchitecture #nortonsimonmuseum #ladd&kelsey In 1969, Ladd & Kelsey designed the award-winning, thought-provoking – and controversial – Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena to house the institution’s large and prestigious contemporary art collection.
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300: One to One Billion - Growing the World's Largest Architecture Firm with M. Arthur Gensler, Jr.
It's hard to believe that this is episode number 300! What started in January of 2012 when I interviewed architect Oscia Wilson has continued on to today, almost 8 years later. During that time, I've had hundreds of architects and changemakers here on the show.
For this important milestone of episode 300, I bring you an interview with a titan of architecture, one of the most influential and unassuming individuals that has ever impacted the industry of architecture, both in terms of design, business and thought leadership.
Our guest today is M. Arthur Gensler, Jr., founder of the international architecture and design firm of the same name, Gensler.
Since its founding in 1965, Gensler has grown into the largest architecture firm in the world, with offices in over 14 countries, 48 offices and $1.4 Billion in total revenue for 2019.
In today's episode, we discuss Gensler's book, Art's Principles, released in 2015.
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A summary of Art's notes that he kept over 50 years on how to run and grow a successful design firm
The two keys he credits for the incredible growth and success of Gensler
His "constellation of stars" framework, and how this approach helps him attract and keep the right people
The one word that tells him someone doesn't belong at Gensler
His strategy to grow his portfolio without giving away free work in design competitions
And his answer to the question, "would it be possible to do what he did in 1965 today," including his advice for young (and not-so-young) firm owners
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