Londra, Regno Unito. 5 giugno 2024. Il 23° Serpentine Pavilion è stato inaugurato oggi a Kensington Gardens, Londra, Regno Unito, progettato dall'architetto coreano Minsuk Cho con sede a Seoul e dalla sua ditta Mass Studies. Chiamato Arcipelagico sarà visibile al pubblico dal 7 giugno al 27 ottobre 2024. Si compone di cinque parti: La Galleria - ingresso principale accogliente, destinato a estendere le attività curatoriali di Serpentine South all'esterno.zzz la Biblioteca dei libri non letti con libri non letti donati dai visitatori la Play Tower - uno spazio per il gioco all'aperto per i visitatori per arrampicarsi e interagire. Crediti: Mary-Lu Bakker/Alamy Live News

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• Data acquisizione: 5 giugno 2024

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The 23rd Serpentine Pavilion is unveiled today in Kensington Gardens, London, UK, designed by Seoul-based Korean architect Minsuk Cho and his firm Mass Studies. Called Archipelagic it will be on view to the public from 7 June to 27 October 2024. It consists of five parts: The Gallery – welcoming main entry, intended to extend Serpentine South’s curatorial activities outside.zzz The Library of Unread Books with unread books donated by visitors The Play Tower – a space for outdoor play for visitors to climb and interact. The Auditorium with benches to create an area for public gathering, performances and talks to take place. The Tea House: honouring the Serpentine South building’s historical role as a tea pavilion. Cho’s recently completed projects include the extension of the French Embassy in Korea, the renovation and extension of the Osulloc Tea Museum, and the Osulloc Green Tea Factory. Cho and his firm Mass Studies. Called Archipelagic it will be on view to the public from 7 June to 27 October 2024. It consists of five parts: The Gallery – welcoming main entry, intended to extend Serpentine South’s curatorial activities outside.zzz The Library of Unread Books with unread books donated by visitors The Play Tower – a space for outdoor play for visitors to climb and interact. The Auditorium with benches to create an area for public gathering, performances and talks to take place. The Tea House: honouring the Serpentine South building’s historical role as a tea pavilion. Cho’s recently completed projects include the extension of the French Embassy in Korea, the renovation and extension of the Osulloc Tea Museum, and the Osulloc Green Tea Factory.

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