“Our microalgae facade consists of two primary components: photobioreactors integrated with vision glazed panels attached to metal frames, and microalgae growing apparatus housed in metal frames,” said IDRL director Kyoung-Hee Kim. “For quality control and speedy installation, our microalgae facade is configured as a factory assembled unitized facade system, each facade unit could be installed at the edge of the concrete slab or perimeter beam, with the microalgae growing apparatus installed on site.”

The Fast and Furious movies have truly evolved over the years. What was originally an undercover cop movie with a good amount of LA street racing thrown into the mix is now an international espionage franchise that pits souped-up supercars against the likes of airplanes, skyscrapers, and submarines. The blame largely rests on the film studios feeling the need to expand the scope and up the ante—so therefore, it’s the fault of the previous films’ success, as much as anything. But can too much be too much (other than a half hour of a plane taking off)? Apparently, this Charger, halfway between Dom’s original beast and the ice-racer it would become, thinks not—even if it is halway to being ruined.

According to Keith Labus, the project’s head architect, it’s a bit of an undertaking. “The standard shipping container is just a steel metal box with a plywood floor,” he says. “They have to be cleaned up. Paint and chemicals and things preserve the container as it shifts back and forth overseas.”

New composites meet stringent fire requirements while lightweighting ships, rail cars and battery boxes for electric cars and planes.

“The president asked me one simple question…He said, ’Would you consider doing this if you make it through the process?’ I said yes. Didn’t hesitate,” Mr. Cain said during the interview at his office in suburban Atlanta.

In the classic market, there are all sorts of Alpina specials to covet, from the practical B3 Touring wagon, to the drop-dead gorgeous B12. Each one is subtly different to an ordinary BMW upon which it’s based. Your neighbours will just assume you’ve bought a well-priced Bavarian executive sedan. Only you’ll know what’s really parked on the launch pad.

It’s down to the final six on RuPaul’s Drag Race, and some familiar faces are back to bring the drama.

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Plenty of aftermarket builders just can’t help themselves and they end up spending an excessive amount of time and money just to put Lambo doors on any random car. This Charger looks mean, fading into the background thanks to its black paint job, black wheels, and tinted windows. But what’s the point of the scissor doors? After a second glance, more mods—like the wheels’ stance, huge dual exhaust, and the lowering kit—bring this build back to Earth. And not in a good way; this may seem nifty for a music video but it isn’t going to be fun worrying about hitting the garage ceiling every time this car visits the mall.

In a matter of months, you could transform an unused piece of land into a thriving new community, a brand new village where the quality of life is high but the cost of living is low. For an example of how this might work, look to Richardson’s Yard in Brighton.

Here is a complete walkthrough for Zero Hour’s new Heroic route. We’ve noted where the paths diverge and when they come back together.

Carl Hum, the general counsel of the Real Estate Board of New York, told Curbed he looks forward to reviewing de Blasio’s proposal, but that nobody has “seen any policy yet.”