Originally built in 1965 as a gas station, the Palm Springs visitor centre’s signature design elements—such as its soaring, kite-shaped roof—are a tribute to the futurist vision of co-designers Albert Frey and Robson Chambers. Though it’s now viewed as a retro-perfect example of period architecture, the former gas-‘n’-go was slated for demolition in the late 1990s, but was saved from the wrecking ball and became the official visitor centre in 2003.

8" x 10" 

Print is printed on a bright white 210 gsm fine art paper. Paper is made from 100% cotton linters and it's eco friendly and archival.

Printed locally in Vancouver.

Available in a variety of sizes, please contact for pricing or commissions.