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Serpentine Gallery Pavillion

Tom Dyckhoff explores this year's specially-commissioned pavillion at London's Serpentine Gallery. The ninth pavillion, a reflective canopy of 'living' architecture, is designed by Japanese architects Sanaa, whose work is new to Britain.

Presenter:: Tom Dyckhoff

Transmitted:: 05/08/2009

Genre:: Architecture

Related Links:: - The Serpentine Gallery Pavillion 2009
- Sanaa's pavillion in pictures - The Architects' Journal
- Sanaa's Serpentine pavillion in the Guardian
- Interview with Sanaa - designboom.com

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