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Magic City Style Reigns at Moxy South Beach | Hospitality Design - Vimarsana News

Magic City Style Reigns at Moxy South Beach | Hospitality Design

Magic City Style Reigns at Moxy South Beach The 202-room property was a collaborative effort by Kobi Karp, Rockwell Group, and Saladino Design Studios Words by: Will Speros • Photos courtesy of Moxy South Beach Moxy Hotels inaugurated its first Miami property last month with the launch of the Moxy South Beach. Housed within an eight-story structure upgraded by locally based Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design, the chic hotel showcases an eclectic style informed by the glamour of midcentury Havana, the contemporary sophistication of Mexico City, and the timeless vibrancy of the Magic C...

The Oasis in Wynwood: Food, Live Music, and Spotify's Miami HQ - Vimarsana News

The Oasis in Wynwood: Food, Live Music, and Spotify's Miami HQ

Rutter tells New Times the outdoor area will house several shipping containers that were retrofitted with custom kitchens for each of the culinary concepts. The shipping container idea came from the fact that the property once served as a repair site for the shipping industry. "The shop repaired the giant engines on cruise ships." The Oasis' tower bar will also be constructed from shipping containers and will feature a mural by Spanish artist Antonio Marest. Rutter and Weitz tapped the expertise of Coyo Taco and 1-800-Lucky cofounders Sven Vogtland and Alan Drummond to manage the culinary...

Here's what it was like staying at the brand-new Moxy Miami South Beach - Vimarsana News

Here's what it was like staying at the brand-new Moxy Miami South Beach

Here’s what it was like staying at the brand-new Moxy Miami South Beach Benji Stawski © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. Editor’s note: The Moxy Miami South Beach hosted the author for a first look at the new property. Marriott’s Moxy brand has grown immensely since its debut in 2014. The brand has expanded to more than 70 locations worldwide and is now entering a new chapter with the opening of the Moxy Miami South Beach. Not on...

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Scientists Predict When Beachgoers Will Get Sick From Tainted Pacific Ocean - Vimarsana News

Scientists Predict When Beachgoers Will Get Sick From Tainted Pacific Ocean

Sand art, Ocean Beach, San Diego, California. (Courthouse News photo / Chris Marshall) SAN DIEGO (CN) — Scientists studying polluted waters which have fouled the Pacific Ocean and Southern California beaches after breaching crumbling wastewater infrastructure in Mexico said Thursday a new scientific prediction model can prevent beachgoers from getting sick. Scientists with the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego held a webinar Thursday with San Diego City Councilwoman Vivian Moreno attended by more than 120 people to discuss strides researchers hav...

EPA says help is on the way for San Diego beaches fouled by sewage from Tijuana - Vimarsana News

EPA says help is on the way for San Diego beaches fouled by sewage from Tijuana

EPA says help is on the way for San Diego beaches fouled by sewage from Tijuana Signs warn of contaminated ocean water in Imperial Beach in 2019. (K.C. Alfred / San Diego Union-Tribune) SAN DIEGO —  When a storm pummeled the San Diego-Tijuana region two weeks ago, hundreds of millions of gallons of water laced with raw sewage, trash and industrial chemicals flowed over the border, shuttering beaches as far north as Coronado. The shoreline stink and closures came as no surprise to residents of Imperial Beach, a city where swimming was prohibited at its main oceanfront for nearly h...