Watching Gehry Assemble the ‘Serpentine’ in Just Seven Minutes Flat
As Frank Gehry pours his heart and soul into building perhaps the world’s most famous annual temporary structure, the Serpentine Pavilion in London, the watchful eyes above have captured the building process in time-lapse form, helping to explain to viewers just how one goes about assembling Gehry’s craziness:
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