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DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
The Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel is participating in the Downtown Denver Partnerships second annual Make Music Denver Festival on Friday, June 21 with live musicians performing on the hotels 16th Street Pedestrian Mall patios from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Peets Tea & Coffee patio will be the venue Music & Muffins, the first Make Music Denver performances from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. For $5, guests may enjoy any type of muffin and any size Peets Coffee while listening to performances by artists such as Justin OConnell, an Indie folk-rock musician.
At 11:00 am, performers move to the nearby 16Mix Cocktail Lounge patio for Music & Mojitos. Musicians scheduled to perform include solo singer Kelli Foerster; blues, funk and jazz band Musters Infirmary; solo guitarist Scott Hall and singer-songwriter Teressa Juliet.
We are thrilled to participate in the second annual Make Music Denver Festival, states Marc Messina, the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotels General Manager. What a great way to introduce our hotel and our patios to the many visitors who will be downtown for this collaborative celebration of music on World Music Day.
The Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel is located at 1550 Court Place, on the famous 16th Street Pedestrian Mall. For additional information, see http://www.sheratondenverdowntown.com.
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Home remodelers understand the concept of improving original foundations with more modern elements. Using this same approachbut with chemistryresearchers in the University of Pittsburgh's Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences have designed a family of materials that could make drug delivery, gas storage, and gas transport more efficient and at a lower cost. The findings were reported in the latest issue of the Journal of the American Chemical Society (JACS).
The recent work builds upon Pitt Associate Professor of Chemistry Nathaniel Rosi's earlier research published last year in Nature Communications detailing a new class of metal-organic frameworkscrystalline compounds consisting of metal vertices and organic linkers that form porous structures. Last year, Rosi and his team created one of the most porous materials known at the time by changing the size of the vertex (the metal cluster) rather than the length of the organic linkers. Now, in JACS, he and his team have extended those linkers, demonstrating a family of materials even more porousa property necessary for more efficient gas storage.
"We like to think of ourselves as chemical architects," said Rosi, principal investigator of the project. "Our approach always starts with thinking about structure and, in particular, how we can design and manipulate structure. Here, we demonstrate one of the most porous families of metal-organic frameworks known."
Rosi likens his work to that of a builder remodeling a child's chair. As the child grows taller, the legs of the chair become too short. Because the owner likes the structure and integrity of the chair, the owner decides to lengthen its legs instead of purchasing a new one. This is what Rosi and his team have done with their frameworks: they have used one material as a structural blueprint and replaced another element (the organic linkers) to prepare more porous materials.
In addition to their utility for gas storage, these porous materials could be critical for low-cost industrial separationswhen one molecule is separated from another batch of molecules for purification purposes. The petrochemical industry has numerous high-value (and high-cost) separations used to isolate important chemicals involved with oil refining. Some of these separations could benefit from the use of porous materials as filters, said Rosi. Likewise, he notes that the pore size for his class of materials would be particularly useful for separating nanoparticles. Porosity also can affect the efficiency of pharmaceutical delivery into the human body.
An important metric for evaluating the porosity of a material is its pore volume. In Rosi's demonstration, three of these materials have pore volumes exceeding 4 cubic centimeters per gram (cc/g). For perspective, only one other metal-organic framework has a pore volume above this amount, with most others having volumes below 3 cc/g.
"Pore volume is a measure of how empty or vacant a material ishow much space in the material isn't filled," said Rosi. "When the pore openings are large, and the pore volume is large, it opens up the possibility of using the material as a scaffold to precisely organize and position biomolecules or nanoparticles in space."
Rosi and his team are currently investigating high-porous and low-density materials to be used as scaffolds for organizing large molecules and nanoparticles into functional materials.
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WIDESPREAD DEMOLITION: There's no urban context. It's hard to design a building on an empty site in a largely demolished street. The Forte Health building on Kilmore St.
Widespread demolition, beefed up structural requirements and strict planning rules have dictated how new Christchurch buildings look, says a leading local architect.
Designs for new Christchurch buildings often attract a negative reaction, with many complaining they are unimaginative glass boxes.
Canterbury chairman of the New Zealand Institute of Architects David Hill said it was not a surprising response.
"Change is easier to handle when it's small and gradual, but of course the change to the fabric of our city has been big and sudden."
New structural codes, the loss of hundreds of buildings and the new city plan all influence a building's final shape, he said.
"The changes since the earthquakes have been very dramatic. It has been very sudden and it will take people time to get used to it. It is a big change."
He said it was hard to design a building for an empty site in a largely demolished street.
"At this stage, some of these buildings are the first off the rank and you are building the first piece of a street. Instead of replacing a rotten tooth, you are building the first tooth.
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WIDESPREAD DEMOLITION: There's no urban context. It's hard to design a building on an empty site in a largely demolished street. The Forte Health building on Kilmore St.
Widespread demolition, beefed up structural requirements and strict planning rules have dictated how new Christchurch buildings look, says a leading local architect.
Designs for new Christchurch buildings often attract a negative reaction, with many complaining they are unimaginative glass boxes.
Canterbury chairman of the New Zealand Institute of Architects David Hill said it was not a surprising response.
"Change is easier to handle when it's small and gradual, but of course the change to the fabric of our city has been big and sudden."
New structural codes, the loss of hundreds of buildings and the new city plan all influence a building's final shape, he said.
"The changes since the earthquakes have been very dramatic. It has been very sudden and it will take people time to get used to it. It is a big change."
He said it was hard to design a building for an empty site in a largely demolished street.
"At this stage, some of these buildings are the first off the rank and you are building the first piece of a street. Instead of replacing a rotten tooth, you are building the first tooth.
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