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The company has received 13 reports of the lens of the bulb shattering, including five reports of property damage totaling about $700 and two laceration injuries.

Powder-coated-steel support posts and beams give the structure stability while visually anchoring the space. Ipe wood slats lend a sense of softness. To achieve some irregularity in the design, Wrona’s team created a rendering with a generic layout of the slats, then the homeowner and Chad Beall of Tree Frog Woodworking adjusted the design as they laid each piece on site, leaving one side open to “invite an existing L-shaped water feature into the space,” Wrona says. A screen designed to look like a smaller version of the teahouse provides privacy for an adjacent outdoor kitchen. A minimalist fire feature designed by Denver architecture firm Entasis Group, smartly placed LED up- and downlights on the teahouse, and orb-shaped light fixtures wash the outdoor room with a warm glow, rounding out a design that’s functional by day—and downright magical by night.

With a 50,000-hour-rated life, these contemporary mini-panel fixtures install easily on 4″ J-boxes with a “snap fit” locking design. The 5.5″ and 7″ fixtures can also be used as a retrofit for 4″ and 6″ downlight recessed fixtures with easy-to-install clips to provide a fresh look to old recessed lighting. The Mini LED Panel Lights are built with an impact-resistant acrylic lens designed for a wide light distribution pattern in an attractive architectural frame.

"If you were to walk into the [Yale Center for British Art] building five years ago, you would have seen materials coming to the end of their lifespan, but not sensed how desperate the situation was," says architect George Knight, who led the project. "Buildings have a lifespan after which they need to be renewed, and modern buildings are more delicate because they tended to feature more innovative systems."

Britannia Kitchen Ventilation, Tony Bright: Due to the potential for grease laden deposits, high temperatures and often naked flames or sparks, kitchen extract systems are classified as ‘high risk’ ventilation systems. When designing the ventilation system the component elements such as canopies should be carefully selected to account for the specific catering equipment to be located underneath it and the individual risks attached to those items.

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Possibly the most "home-cooking" detail was the looped metal mesh used as the railing in the staircase, also housed in a concrete cylindrical tower, but triangular in plan rather than square as at the YCBA. It had pillowed over the years and was no longer taut, so the architects wanted to replace it. But they couldn’t figure out what it was until, one day, the Ennead librarian glimpsed a similar material used as a backdrop in a catalog product shot. It turned out to be part of a conveyor belt system used for frozen foods, miraculously still in production. They ordered it, this time in a heavier gauge.

Reyner Banham quotes Kahn in The Architecture of the Well-Tempered Environment (1969), a book that marks a critic’s first attempt to grapple with the technological innards of the building, his hand forced by an architect’s insistence on giving them form. Banham points to Kahn’s Richards Memorial Laboratories (1961), at the University of Pennsylvania, as the project that has caused him to retrace the steps of modernism, looking for poetry in radiators, overhangs, and curtain walls. "Effectively," he writes, "what Kahn has done is to provide the laboratories with monumental cupboards in which the services he hates can be forgotten because [they are] outside the plan of ‘the building.’"