Jason Groman

Jason Groman

KCRW Staff

Contact: jason.groman@kcrw.org | 310-314-4639 | Website

Fulfillment coordinator and beat architect for KCRW

Jason Groman on KCRW

Often described as the “Coachella of architecture,” fans of mid-century modernism are flocking to Palm Springs again this week.

Modernism fans flock to Palm Springs once again

Often described as the “Coachella of architecture,” fans of mid-century modernism are flocking to Palm Springs again this week.

from Design and Architecture

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You have another month to experience a Southern California institution. Westchester’s famed Proud Bird Restaurant, due to close yesterday, has been given a brief reprieve.

Preservation Watch: Proud Bird Gets a Reprieve

You have another month to experience a Southern California institution. Westchester’s famed Proud Bird Restaurant, due to close yesterday, has been given a brief reprieve.

from Design and Architecture

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