This year, Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto was honored with presenting his work at the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion in London. Known for his unique style and use of light, Fujimoto showcased his work using a lattice of steel poles on 357 square feet of lawn in front of the museum. Inside this structure is a café intended to attract visitors and invite them to experience the installation, which will be on display until October 20th.

The Serpentine Gallery, located in Kensington Gardens, forms part of a large green space in central London often referred to as the green lung, which includes Hyde Park, Green Park, and St. James’s Park.

The Gallery features both modern and contemporary art, attracting around 750,000 visitors annually with its educational and popular exhibits. Admission is free. Visitors can reach the gallery via the Lancaster Gate metro station on the Central Line (red line) or the South Kensington station on the District Line (green line), Circle Line (yellow line), and Piccadilly Line (blue line).