The Bulletin newspaper is long gone, sadly, having shut down in 1982, but its analog-age building is about to take a starring role in the new Schuylkill Yards “innovation district” being developed by Brandywine Realty Trust. To make it work, it needs new windows.

Braidy’s ability to attract one of the world’s largest metal companies to the $1.7 billion project reflects the changing state of the rolled aluminum market. After decades of stagnant sales of aluminum sheet for cans and other staple products, rolling companies in the U.S. are pivoting to production of higher-profit sheet for vehicle bodies. Car makers increasingly are replacing steel with aluminum because it is lighter. Now tariffs have pushed up the cost of foreign-made aluminum, giving domestic producers greater pricing power in a market where production capacity is already tight.

Returning to Goro’s Dining Hall, you’ll need a Skeleton Key for this next area (in fact, two is even better). The locked door on the upper level in the top northeast corner leads to the Torture Halls – but they should also be called the Trap Halls, because they are full of spinning blades.

The exterior north-facing glass façade that has dramatically changed the appearance of the FieldHouse is close to completion. The stunning exterior that reflects downtown Cleveland’s skyline is made up of 1,475 pieces of glass from floor to ceiling, reaches more than eight stories high and creates an enclosed atrium that adds 43,530 square feet of new public space to the venue.

This Charger suffers from another set of wildly inappropriate wheels. The rest of the car, meanwhile, seems little changed from how it might have left the factory in, perhaps, SRT8 trim. But the wheels detract from the design that has helped the modern Charger return to its roots. Where the model looks great in simple colors or maybe even in police livery, this one has wheels that spin hypnotically, almost reminiscent of the twirling barber’s pole that signifies haircuts take place inside a storefront. The owner of this Charger would have been better served saving the thousands they spent on those wheels to get a haircut every week for the rest of their life.

The time spent planning was critical to successfully executing the project, said Greg Oehlers, executive director, architectural sales, for Tristar’s Grand Prairie, Texas, location. “We employ an internal program that complements the Vitro Concierge Program™,” he explained. “The high level of front-end planning ensured that we, Oak Cliff and Vitro would have all of the necessary pieces in place when it came time to execute.”

At the same time their son and daughter-in-law were living in rented accommodation and couldn’t see a way forward to home ownership.

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The base T5 model, sold only with front-wheel-drive, merely matches the German competition with a 250-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder engine. But while Audi, BMW and Mercedes charge an extra $12,000 to $15,000 if you want more performance, you can get a fast Volvo at a base price of $41,295. That’s about the same as the base versions of the German competitors, and it also includes all-wheel-drive.

You’re now outside the Tower. Jump onto the first piece of yellow scaffolding and then onto the next. Look toward the tower. There are two drain openings and a platform to your left. Depending on your class, you can either jump straight to the landing or hop your way to the landing through the drain openings.

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