Mimo Meta Sharing vs Other Yerevan

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Other Yerevan is a virtual “museum” of cultural-architectural heritage sites in contemporary Yerevan. It helps discover and document historically and culturally significant urban sites, preserve sites and structures that are still standing and commemorate those that have been lost to rapid urban restructuring. Through Other Yerevan website and mobile app the team is focused on personalization of project which can be used to explore the map while moving about the city, as well as to suggest locations for inclusion. Other Yerevan is joint project of urbanlab Yerevan and University of Miami. The Mobile App was realized in the frames of the “Regional Art and Culture Project in the South Caucasus”, which is managed by the Culture and Management Lab with financial support of the Swiss Cooperation Office for the South Caucasus (SCO).