
Architecture & Design
Palm Springs Forward | Town & Country
A determined group of midcentury modern devotees is helping this kitschy desert city embrace its future while preserving its past.

A determined group of midcentury modern devotees is helping this kitschy desert city embrace its future while preserving its past.

I’m standing outside a birthday cake of a building, a white stone mansion built in 1906. Just beyond it, paddleboats etch lazy circles on a green lake. Along the meandering paths of the surrounding Chapultepec Park, vendors hawk wrestling masks and skewered mangoes.