The Serpentine: perfect constructs

The latest annual pavilion, by a Dane, stacks up well, and four international architects take on the English summer house

Visit the Serpentine Gallery in London this summer and you won't be able to miss the latest addition to its lawn. The imposing 16th Serpentine Pavilion was designed by Dane Bjarke Ingels. Subverting a fundamental element of architecture, the brick wall, the modular construction is made from 1,800 fibreglass cubes stacked on top of each other, with a yawning cavity within.

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