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ZAHA HADID DESIGNS THE SERPENTINE SACKLER GALLERY
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The newly completed redesign of the Serpentine Sackler Gallery is set to open this Sunday in London’s Kensington Gardens neighborhood, featuring a sloping new design extension by architect Zaha Hadid, which complements a freshly renovated gunpowder store initially constructed in 1805.

Situated across the park from the original Serpentine Gallery, the Sackler is anticipated to provide a complementary exhibition galleries for the institution, adding almost 10,000 square feet of space that  “will realize the adage that one plus one equals 11.” According to director Hans Ulrich Obrist.

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Titled “The Magazine,” the space will house the gallery’s restaurant, as well as a “public social space,” creating an expansive art campus for The Serpentine on the Kensington Gardens grounds, contrasting classic British design with Hadid’s new building.  “This takes me back to how I began my career deciding how to respond to an historic context.” Hadid said.

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