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Los Angeles, CA
Joined February 2009
Introducing the New Lower Terrace at Club James! Check out the latest stunning addition designed by Conner + Perry Architects. This space elevates the iconic Club James experience, blending modern design with breathtaking views. @ConnerPerryArch
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Token prices can fall while each GPU earns more, as long as throughput rises faster than prices drop. Half the price, 3x the tokens, 1.5x the revenue.
Revenue per GPU can increase as token prices decline if per GPU token throughput increases enough. So both Anthropic revenue *and* margins can go up as token prices go down *if* GPU prices go up less than the product of (token price decline * per GPU throughput increase). But I have super enjoyed all the commentary to the contrary!
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A concrete shell springs from the arroyo bank and arches over a timber-vaulted glass room facing the mesas. Flagstone steps lead in.
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Slicing open a wheel in space. Cutaway of a toroidal colony for 10,000 people, by Rick Guidice for NASA Ames, 1970s.
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Around it all sits a separate shield of packed Moon soil, 1.7 m thick, that stays still while the habitat spins inside it. From NASA SP-413, 1975. Scans via the National Space Society: nss.org/settlement/nasa/70sA…
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Reimagined as a photo: an AI rendering of Guidice's cutaway, as if you could stand on that patio today.
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Three bedrooms by @ConnerPerryArch: cedar and clerestory light at VBCC, Rustic Canyon calm, and Lautner Castle's guest room. Photos: Elizabeth Daniels, Taiyo Watanabe, Joe Fletcher
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One of John Lautner's few surviving commercial buildings, hiding in plain sight in Beverly Hills. The Darrow Office, new on Architectoid. Drawing: John Lautner, 1945. Courtesy John Lautner Foundation and Getty Research Institute (2007.M.13). architectoid.blogspot.com/20…
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The 2026 renovation is by BA Collective, the Los Angeles firm led by Hagy Belzberg, for Angeleno Group, a clean energy investment firm now based here. Lautner's longtime associate Helena Arahuete consulted.
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They treated Lautner's work with care. The louvers were repaired in place, paint was stripped to bring back the red brick and concrete, and an oak wall was rebuilt from one of three surviving photos. Photo: Mike Kelley
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Life inside a wheel in space. Interior of a toroidal colony for 10,000 people, by Don Davis for NASA Ames, 1970s.
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The design is a tube about 130 m wide bent into a wheel roughly 1,800 m across. The whole wheel spins about once a minute, so people on the inside floor feel close to Earth gravity.
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Sunlight comes in sideways: a big fixed mirror bounces it onto a ring of mirrors and in through windows. Farms get bright light, homes get a gentle day and night. Scans via the National Space Society: nss.org/settlement/nasa/70sA…
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A thin concrete roof hangs between two curved rammed-earth walls on a meadow rise, glass open to the valley. A gravel path leads in.
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A folded concrete roof anchored in a fieldstone wall reaches out over the granite toward a misty lake. A birch lane and stone steps lead in.
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Rustic Canyon work from Conner & Perry. Concrete and wood settled into the canyon.
Rustic Canyon at dusk. Copper eaves shelter the upper deck while the ground floor slides open to the rear terrace and garden steps. Photo: Taiyo Watanabe conner-perry.com/rustic
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A concrete shell rises from a mossy bank like a wave and curls over a glass room facing the pond. A forest path and stone steps lead in.
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How John Lautner fit a five-bedroom house on a narrow Malibu lot. The Stevens House, new on Architectoid. Photo: Julius Shulman © J. Paul Getty Trust architectoid.blogspot.com/20…
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