MINSUK CHO & MASS STUDIES ARCHIPELAGIC VOID: SERPENTINE PAVILION 2024 - Modern Architectural Design Book for Art Collectors & Museum Exhibitions

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Minsuk ChoMass Studies202423



Archipelagic Void5 /

Eun-Me AhnStefano BoeriHeman ChongRenée StaalKenneth FramptonBeatrice GalileeKim Hyesoon

Tracing the history of past Serpentine Pavilions, Minsuk Cho observed that they often emerge as a singular structure situated at the centre of the Serpentine South lawn. To explore new possibilities and previously untold spatial narratives, Cho approaches the centre as an open space. The 23rd Serpentine Pavilion envisions a unique void surrounded by a constellation of smaller, adaptable structures strategically positioned at the periphery of the lawn.

An introduction to the 23rd Serpentine Pavilion, envisioned by South Korean architect Minsuk Cho as an archipelago of five islands encircling a central void. The 2024 Serpentine Pavilion is composed of five "islands", each structure is unique in size, height and form. Radiating from the circular void, these islands act as nodes in the lawn, but also reference traditional Korean houses that feature a madang, an open courtyard at the centre.

Eun-Me Ahn, Iwan Baan, Stefano Boeri, Minsuk Cho, Heman Chong, Renée Staal, Kenneth Frampton, Beatrice Galilee, Kim Hyesoon, Hans Ulrich Obrist, e.a.