Peter Zumthor & The Serpentine Gallery

Each summer London's Serpentine Gallery unveils a new architectural feat in the form of the celebrated Pavillion, built to stand for just three months. In the past few years esteemed designers Jean Nouvel, Frank Gehry and Olafur Eliasson have exercised their creative muscles, and this year Swiss architecht Peter Zumthor steps up to the plate to create a relaxing space to encourage conversation. Here, Crane.tv finds out what inspired Zumthor.

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Garden not people not architecture，is the center. So clear in this film. beautiful! and thank you!

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Beautifully made film paying homage to zumthor and his design.

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Simple but captivating.

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l'architecture est l'esprit .. créativité dans les grandes tailles des formes

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Suggestion please allow us to see the building and why it’s beautiful and hear from the architect at the same time about how it came together, the video here has some random shots with no context of where they lay within the structure nor how the structure is laid out such that we can actually enjoy the serpentine gallery for the work of art it is in all stringing shots together that tell the story of entering being in and the contacts for each space in the structure or what give power to videos about architecture