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Selgascano : Serpentine Pavilion 2015 / editors: Emma Enderby and Jochen Volz.
Title & Author:

Selgascano : Serpentine Pavilion 2015 / editors: Emma Enderby and Jochen Volz.

Publication:

London : Serpentine Galleries, 2015.

Description:

1 volume

Notes:
Cover title.
Title from cover.
Published to accompany the Serpentine Pavilion 2015 designed by selgascano, 25 June - 18 October 2015
Sponsor's Foreword -- Director's Foreword -- selgascano in conversation with Julia Peyton-Jones and Hans Ulrich Obrist -- Feast: Urban Vernacular Reinvented / by Pedro Gadanho -- selgascano: Serpentine Pavilion 2015 -- Patronage, Persuasion and the Public: Fifteen Years of the Serpentine Pavilion / by Sarah Ichioka / Contributors' biographies and credits.
Summary:

The Serpentine is delighted to celebrate the fifteenth year of the Galleries' annual Pavilion commission with a design by Spanish architects selgascano. Engaging with selgascano's work - which is characterised by distinctive bold colours, dynamic shapes and a play of light and shadow - is an immersive and sensory experience. As seen in this year's Pavilion, their structures use various synthetic materials and new technologies, which underscore their exploration and experimentation within the field of architecture. Each summer the Serpentine invites an internationally renowned architect to create their first built structure in England. The immediacy of the process - a maximum of six months from invitation to completion - provides a unique model for commissioning architecture. The selection of the architects, chosen for consistently expanding the boundaries of architecture practice, is led by the Serpentine's core curatorial thinking, introducing contemporary architects to a wider audience. The brief is to design a 300 square metre Pavilion that is used as a café by day and a forum for learning, debate and entertainment at night. -- Page 5.

ISBN:

9781908617279 (pbk.)
1908617276 (pbk.)

Subject:

SelgasCano (Firm)
SelgasCano (Firm) Exhibitions.
Architecture, Spanish.
Pavilions England London.
Buildings, Temporary England London.
Architecture espagnole.
Pavillons (Constructions légères) Angleterre Londres.
Constructions provisoires Angleterre Londres.
Buildings, Temporary
Pavilions
England London

Added entries:

Enderby, Emma, editor.
Volz, Jochen, editor.
Enderby, Emma editor.
Volz, Jochen editor.
Serpentine Gallery.
Serpentine Gallery issuing body, host institution.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 292020
Call No.: BIB 235998
Status: Available

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