At first glance, it's an unremarkable red brick warehouse, one of a handful on Chicago's west side that used to belong to Sears Roebuck, complete with roll-up aluminum doors.
Here is an excerpt from an FAA press release on the subject:The FAA alleges that beginning in 2006, Southwest conducted so-called "extreme makeover" alterations to eliminate potential cracking of the aluminum skin on 44 jetliners.
Nancy Wolk, chief information officer of Alcoa, an aluminum manufacturer, argued that everyone must bear some responsibility for fighting cyber-crime.
In many places it boasts lightweight material; the hood and the front fenders, for instance, are made of aluminum.
The restaurant is striking, an homage to its namesake, the architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed the museum: a white-on-white swoosh along the south side of the building, with a Pantone-like installation of powder-coated aluminum planks by the artist Liam Gillick providing color.
The upshot is that the new aluminum clock has an accuracy nearly 40 times better than the old cesium sort's three parts in 10 million billion.
A series called "Poems" reprises this theme in large mortised stones and smaller, delicate stripes of aluminum or wood.
The New York Times tells us:Along with aluminum and cement, steel is the biggest reason China added 90 gigawatts of generation capacity this year, the third year in a row in which it will increase its power output by more than the total capacity of Britain.
These objects will remain here for five years, a number of them being changed regularly, before the display is recreated with a new selection.The decision to have the pieces free-standing rather than hung allowed SANAA to take the radical step of lining the gallery in polished aluminum and slightly curving the walls (the floor is gently concave too).
The mechanics had applied a heavy-duty aluminum bonding tape known as "speed tape".
Periodically, molten aluminum is siphoned off.
