US construction technology company ICON has launched a global architecture competition calling architects and designers to submit 3D-printed designs that can be built for under $99,000.
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As France continues to demand that Iran release two French citizens accused of “unleashing chaos and destabilizing our society,” an exiled opposition group said the move was part of longstanding regime campaign to force concessions from Western governments.