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Flala has been online for one year, with over a million users, providing users with a borderless social space - Vimarsana News

Flala has been online for one year, with over a million users, providing users with a borderless social space

SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA & TAIWAN - Media OutReach - 27 September 2023 - 2023 marks the first anniversary of Flala's launch. As a new social APP, Flala quickly established and...

Fed Square reinforces itself as the beating heart of Melbourne in new rebrand via Interbrand - Vimarsana News

Fed Square reinforces itself as the beating heart of Melbourne in new rebrand via Interbrand

January 19 2021, 3:07 pm | BY Ricki Green | 3 Comments Since opening in 2002, Fed Square has been a place where everyone’s welcome, with events and experiences to surprise and delight locals and visitors alike. In 2019, Fed Square partnered with brand consultancy Interbrand Australia to craft a new vision. The consultancy has previously worked with such iconic Aussie destinations as the Sydney Opera House, MCG, The Rocks, and Darling Harbour.   After a two-year collaboration, supported by a recent Government review, the rebrand is here, anchored by the creative idea of ‘Anything B...

Interbrand reveals new brand for Fed Square - Vimarsana News

Interbrand reveals new brand for Fed Square

Anything But Square.

"A More Boxier Feel": Aspect Ratio, Architecture, and Ecology in A Cure for Wellness (2016) - Vimarsana News

"A More Boxier Feel": Aspect Ratio, Architecture, and Ecology in A Cure for Wellness (2016)

Figure 5 – Nature in a Box: A Cure for Wellness, and 1.66:1 This brings us back to Bozelli’s comments with which this article began. The digital reconstruction of an aspect ratio that emerged in the 1950s, but has been used sparingly since, demands consideration of its particular qualities and features. In the 1950s, the coming of Cinerama and CinemaScope led Paramount to develop VistaVision and the 1.66:1 ratio, which was initially marketed as a taller and “more comfortable viewing experience.” [21] Supposedly, it allowed filmmakers to compose images with a greater deal of control ...