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V.P. Harris home may not get Berkeley historic landmark designation By Keith Burbank Kamala Harris as a young girl. BERKELEY, Calif. - An application will not be filed to make U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris childhood home in Berkeley a historic landmark, the man working on the application said Wednesday.  Steven Finacom, a member of Berkeleys Landmarks Preservation Commission, heard from the property owners Tuesday who are concerned greater attention to the home will disrupt the lives of n...

"Berkeley does not require owner support for landmark designations, but in this case, and given the tumultuous times, Im happy to honor the request of the owners and will not pursue submitting the landmark application," Finacom wrote in an email. Last Friday, City Councilmember Kate Harrison announced a resolution she said the council would consider Tuesday related to the landmarking of Harriss home. The resolution aimed to clarify that homes like Harriss are eligible for historic landmark stat...

Photo Credit: Arris Arris (Berkeley, Calif., U.S.) developer of Additive Molding technology for the production of high-performance composites in mass-market products, announced on March 3 that it has has won the GOOD DESIGN Award for its carbon fiber-optimized truss structure. Arris’s first-of-its-kind lattice-type truss uses continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites (CFRTP) to deliver a structure that embodies two ideals: exceptional strength-to-weight characteristics and ex...

Arris (Berkeley, Calif., U.S.), developer of Additive Molding technology for the production of high-performance composites in mass-market products, has announced the strategic investment of Robert Bosch Venture Capital GmbH (RBVC, Stuttgart and Frankfurt, Germany). The Bosch Group’s venture division RBVC joins New Enterprise Associates, Taiwania Capital, Valo Ventures, and Alumni Venture Group as investors in Arris. Arris’ flagship technology, Additive Molding, is a high-speed manufactur...