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An inspiring, surprising, and fun collection of contemporary design for pets of different shapes, sizes, breeds, and species The perfect book for design-conscious pet owners and animal lovers alike, Pet-tecture presents an irresistible assortment of hundreds of houses and objects by the world's leading designers, created with our furred and feathered friends in mind - from cats and dogs to birds, rabbits, horses, fish, mice, guinea pigs - even kangaroos and turtles! Whether it's playful cat trees, concrete dog homes, luxury chicken coops, 3D-printed fish tanks, or a dog-shaped cat scratcher, Pet-tecture has the incredible range of design for animals covered. This compact and portable book Includes works by some of the biggest names in global architecture and design, including Nendo, Kenya Hara, Sou Fujimoto, MAD Architects, Kengo Kuma, and Shigeru Ban. From the publisher of Nanotecture and Mobitecture.

The story delves into the aftermath of a young black man's death in police custody, highlighting the profound impact on his family and community. As they grapple with their grief, the narrative follows their fight for justice, emphasizing the emotional and legal challenges they face in a lengthy court battle to vindicate Brian's name. Themes of loss, resilience, and the quest for accountability are central to this poignant exploration of systemic issues.

How does a budding cartel boss thrive in the $300 billion illegal drug trade? By learning from the best. Cartel leaders adopt strategies from successful corporations like Walmart and McDonald's, focusing on brand value and customer service. To combat this issue effectively, law enforcement must analyze cartels as businesses, which could lead to a more efficient use of resources rather than the current $100 billion annual expenditure in the futile "war" against drugs. Tom Wainwright serves as your guide through this brutal industry, exploring Andean cocaine fields, Central American prisons, Colorado pot shops, and the Dark Web. He offers a fresh perspective on the drug trade and its 250 million customers, introducing a diverse cast of characters, including a Bolivian coca guide, a Salvadoran gang leader, a millionaire pill maker from New Zealand, and a Mexican grandmother with a dark side. Alongside presidents, police, and teenage hitmen, they delve into topics like the significance of tattoos, gang competition versus collusion, and cartels' surprising interest in corporate social responsibility. This exploration not only uncovers how drug cartels operate but also provides a strategic blueprint for dismantling them.