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Hackers are using architects’ computers for crypto-mining, cybersecurity firm warns

Archinect

Cybersecurity firm Cisco Talos is warning of the potential for hackers to target architects and other designers with crypto-mining malware. The hacking campaign, which has largely targeted French-speaking architects, engineers, and graphic designers, sees the victim’s computer infected with malware via installer tools.

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White Dates House / The Ranch Mine

ArchDaily

© Dan Ryan Studio architects: The Ranch Mine Location: Phoenix, AZ, United States Project Year: 2021 Photographs: Dan Ryan Studio Area: 4545.0 ft2 Read more »

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Mockingbird House / The Ranch Mine

ArchDaily

Completed in 2023 in Paradise Valley, United States. Images by Dan Ryan Studio. In the sun-kissed embrace of Paradise Valley, Arizona sits “Mockingbird,” a slung courtyard-style home designed by the architecture firm The Ranch.

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The Ranch Mine adds steel-clad lookout tower to Arizona house

Deezen

US studio The Ranch Mine has completed a house in Arizona clad in wood and weathering steel that includes a tall volume that can "serve as a sentinel for potential forest fires". Read: The Ranch Mine optimises Arizona home for indoor-outdoor living The adjoining living room has a wood-burning fireplace with a raw steel surround.

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Lab La Bla constructs miniature golf course from recycled denim and mining dust

Deezen

The bar itself is covered in mining dust The process can be adapted to suit a variety of different materials, according to the designer. The tables and the bar were covered in mining dust, another material that the studio has worked with extensively. So that is what we use, the dust that gathers up in the factory."

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The Ranch Mine optimises Arizona home for indoor-outdoor living

Deezen

The Ranch Mine has completed a low-slung, minimalist home in Arizona's Paradise Valley, drawing cues from a style of house that was popular in the 1930s. The Ranch Mine completed a home on an irregular lot in Paradise Valley. Read: The Ranch Mine creates O-asis home in the Arizona desert. The photography is by Roehner + Ryan.

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How 'Anthropocene mining' offers architects growing alternatives to the way we build cities

Archinect

This thought has spurred a growing band of architects and building firms to look at how to re-use the huge range of materials already hiding within our built environment, from concrete and wood to the metallic bounty within electronic waste Architecturally-rich cities are both a fount of reusable materials and a way of circumventing the awful cycle (..)

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