A coil of wire acts like a bar magnet when an electric current flows through it, it becomes an electromagnet. All the magnetic fields we can create are the result of moving charges. Electromagnets make fields through large currents in wires we make.
Oakley Headquarters & Technical Center. Designed by Colin Baden alongside Langdon Wilson International, the Oakley Headquarters and Technical Center is located in Foothill Ranch, California, just south of Los Angeles. Baden, an architect by trade, guided the project as Director of Design at Oakley, and is now the current CEO of Oakley. The project features a blackened steel interior metalwork throughout, a spun aluminum architectural motif exterior, and a terne-coated stainless steel roof.
Rogers Building. MIT's most emblematic building is the Maclaurin building, a neo-classical limestone structure with a Pantheon-like dome. The building, which is part of a complex that also includes the Rogers Building, was designed by William Welles Bosworth - an MIT graduate - and constructed between 1913 and 1916. The 1937 Rogers Building is similar in style to the Maclaurin Building, with an Ionic portico and an identical but smaller dome.