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Korea's YG Sets Yang Min-seok as CEO, Gives BabyMonster Official Debut - Vimarsana News

Korea's YG Sets Yang Min-seok as CEO, Gives BabyMonster Official Debut

Korea’s YG Entertainment Sets Yang Min-seok as CEO, Tirso Cruz departs FDCP.

This week we revealed BIG's Mindfulness City in Bhutan - Vimarsana News

This week we revealed BIG's Mindfulness City in Bhutan

This week on Dezeen, BIG unveiled its plans for a city in Bhutan that will be connected by "inhabitable bridges" and we continued our review of 2023.

Source: dezeen.com
All(zone) nestles concrete apartment among trees in rural Thailand - Vimarsana News

All(zone) nestles concrete apartment among trees in rural Thailand

All(zone) has created Under the Rain Trees, an apartment building with five curved wings on the banks of the River Ping in rural Thailand.

Source: dezeen.com
Johnnie Walker plants over 1,200 trees to support restoration of depleted Chipa Forest - Vimarsana News

Johnnie Walker plants over 1,200 trees to support restoration of depleted Chipa Forest

Ms Sylvia Owusu-Ankomah, Corporate Relations Director for Guinness Ghana, has urged Ghanaians to be deliberate in tackling issues of climate change to reduce its impact on human life. She said climate change was not a fuzz, and that it required deliberate efforts to address it.   Ms Owusu-Ankomah said this during a tree…

With century-old rain trees spared, locals want Kasigui to be made a heritage site - Vimarsana News

With century-old rain trees spared, locals want Kasigui to be made a heritage site

KOTA KINABALU: The time has come for Kasigui, the forgotten "town" of the Kadazans, to be preserved and developed as a heritage site now that the government has decided not to chop down century-old rain trees in the area.