AbstractAbstract
Marina Tabassum’s 2025 Serpentine Gallery Pavilion “A Capsule in Time” opened on June 6.Wooden capsules, translucent epidermis, ginkgo trees and movable components, together organize light and public gatherings.
2025 Timeline and Evidence
Project 01 is the 25th year of the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion.
The pavilion consists of four wooden capsules, part of which can move and change spatial relationships.
03 Ginkgo tree will be replanted after the closing, and the built-in bookshelf also responds to the subsequent use of the pavilion.
s of Case Analysis
The lightness of the temporary building comes not only from the structure, but also from whether it can change, migrate and continue to serve.Tabassum brings the tradition of shelter, climate experience and public reading in Bangladesh to London Park.
Design Response Design Response
Design mobile components with daily operational safety.
Let material disassembly and subsequent uses become part of the concept.
Build an equipment-free environmental experience with light, wind and trees.
AURELIS observation
Short-term architecture can also have a long-term ethic: not permanently occupy the site, but leave behind relationships that can continue to be used.
Source of sources
01 https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/about/press/marina-tabassum-and-her-firm-marina-tabassum-architects-mta-selected-for-the-serpentine-pavilion-2025/
Keywords
Serpentine Pavilion 2025 / Marina Tabassum / Ephemeral Architecture / Timber
