‘Architecture as scenery’: The Serpentine Pavilion 2019 by Junya Ishigami
Serpentine Pavilion 2019 detail Icon spoke to Japanese architect Junya Ishigami about his weighty, slate-covered Serpentine Pavilion This year’s Serpentine Pavilion is by Junya Ishigami,
Sou Fujimoto’s Futures of the Future opens at new Japan House London
Sou Fujimoto, acclaimed Japanese architect, in his exhibition Futures of the Future at Japan House London As Japan House opens its doors in London, Rita
Serpentine Pavilion 2018: Frida Escobedo’s dark cement crochet creation
Frida Escobedo’s Serpentine Pavilion. Photo: Serpentine Gallery/Iwan Baan Only the second solo woman, Mexico’s Frida Escobedo is also the youngest architect to win the annual
The yearly architectural celebrity showcase is invariably over-engineered, superficial and aloof, says Owen Hatherley. And now the programme has expanded … The annual pavilion of
As Julia Peyton-Jones steps aside after sixteen years of commissioning the Serpentine Pavilion, Edwin Heathcote ranks his ten favourites of the series of annual pop-ups
Bjarke Ingels’s design for the 2016 Serpentine Pavilion was revealed this morning (7 June 2016), alongside the four ‘summer houses’ that have been added to
SelgasCano brings a riot of colour to the Serpentine’s summer commission, but flaws in the construction are equally glaring The work of Madrid-based design duo
SelgasCano’s Serpentine pavilion, Bernard Tschumi’s Paris zoo and Barber Osgerby at the Bodleian were among the popular topics of the past seven days 1. Bernard Tschumi
There is nothing superficial about SelgasCano’s use of colour – the Spanish duo’s pop-art playfulness has been integral to projects from east London to northern
The Spanish architecture practice, interviewed in the current issue of Icon, has unveiled images of the 15th annual pavilion for a “very strange space” in Hyde
