The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center, Edwards Harris Pavilion is located in downtown Palm Springs. It is the country’s first historic structure to be transformed into a free-standing architecture and design museum that is housed in a modern building. The 13,000 square foot building, designed by renowned midcentury modern architect E. Stewart Williams, is a classic midcentury international style structure, and was recently designated as a protected Class I Historic Site. It features a ground level glass pavilion space that will showcase architecture and design exhibitions, a store, and curatorial offices.
Admission:
Adults: $5
Active Military (with I.D.): Free
Students: $5
Children (18 & under): Free
Seniors: $5
Museum Members: Free
Any selfie-sticks, tri-pods, beverages, and backpacks must be checked with reception, as they are not permitted into the gallery or store.
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