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Texas hotelier Liz Lambert, architect Bjarke Ingels, and Austin-based home builders Icon, led by cofounder and CEO Jason Ballard, are laying plans to rebuild Marfa’s El Cosmico hotel on a new 62-acre site. Curvy, dome-shaped lodgings would be 3D-printed to create an otherworldly look.