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This week we revealed everything we know about mega-project Neom - Vimarsana News

This week we revealed everything we know about mega-project Neom

This week on Dezeen, we compiled an explainer on all the key facts you need to know about the Neom development in Saudi Arabia and its megacity The Line.

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Palm Springs is changing says Modernism Week's Lisa Vossler Smith - Vimarsana News

Palm Springs is changing says Modernism Week's Lisa Vossler Smith

Palm Springs is embracing climate-conscious design as well as being a mecca for modernist architecture, says Modernism Week CEO Lisa Vossler Smith.

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Palm Springs area leaders form new camaraderie amid pandemic - Vimarsana News

Palm Springs area leaders form new camaraderie amid pandemic

That is, over Zoom. The Modernism Week executive director faced a challenge: overseeing the return of in-person tours and events at the desert's annual celebration of mid-century modern architecture and design. Vossler Smith said she found support from other Coachella Valley leaders who were also navigating their own roles in bringing back some of the desert's signature events and institutions amid the coronavirus pandemic.  Representatives from Modernism Week, Desert X, Sunnylands Center and Gardens, Palm Springs Art Museum, and other art and cultural organizations continue to mee...

Tourists and locals drawn to scaled down Modernism Week 2021 - Vimarsana News

Tourists and locals drawn to scaled down Modernism Week 2021

Tourists and locals drawn to scaled down Modernism Week 2021 Thursday kicked off the valley's annual celebration of mid-century architecture, design, art and culture: Modernism Week. Both locals and tourists were in town to participate the scaled down version of the 11-day attraction, which consists of various events throughout the desert. The celebration is normally held in February, but because of the pandemic it was pushed to April. "It’s a little bit warmer in April than it is in February, but we’re so glad that we were able to reschedule our event," said Lisa Vossler Smith, Modernis...

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