Articles Tagged with ''Serpentine Pavilion''

Some early-career architects prioritize prestige over pay when taking jobs or chasing dream commissions.

The structure, to be installed at La Brea Tar Pits, will host a series of public talks and events.

Topped with a slate canopy roof, the Japanese architect’s pavilion will be on view in London’s Kensington Gardens from June to October 2019.

The Mexican architect’s maze-like project has opened on the lawn of London’s Kensington Gardens.

The Mexican architect represents the 18th and youngest-ever person to receive the commission for the temporary pavilion in at Kensington Gardens.

Kéré, the first African architect to win the coveted commission, drew inspiration for his proposal from a tree in his native village.

“Bigamy” in architecture, at least according to the Copenhagen-based Bjarke Ingels Group, means the combination of diametrically opposed parts.