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Charmed House / The Ranch Mine

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© Dan Ryan Studio architects: The Ranch Mine Location: Phoenix, Arizona, United States Project Year: 2024 Photographs: Dan Ryan Studio Area: 5390.0 ft2 Read more »

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

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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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Shadowbox Residence / The Ranch Mine

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© Dan Ryan Studio architects: The Ranch Mine Location: Whitefish, Montana, United States Project Year: 2024 Photographs: Dan Ryan Studio Area: 3488.0 ft2 Read more »

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Lean-Three Home / The Ranch Mine

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© Dan Ryan Studio architects: The Ranch Mine Location: Durango, United States Project Year: 2024 Photographs: Dan Ryan Studio Area: 2688.0 ft2 Read more »

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White Dates House / The Ranch Mine

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© 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

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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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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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