Serpentine Summer House 2016 . London
Barkow Leibinger . + photos: © Iwan Baan
Queen Caroline’s Temple, an 18th century historical “summer house” attributed to William Kent and situated in the proximity of the Serpentine Gallery, stands seemingly purposeless facing a large meadow. A second, today extinct, Pavilion also designed by William Kent was situated on a nearby man-made mountain constructed from the dredging of the artificial The Long Water. Continue reading Barkow Leibinger
