Aecom has engineered its eighth Pavilion project for the Serpentine Galleries in London, delivering an abstract structure made from recycled materials, designed by Johannesburg-based architect Counterspace.
The Pavilion has been built by contractor Stage One with the support of technical advisor David Glover.
The primary structure is made from steelwork salvaged from other projects and pre-fabricated offsite by Stage One.
Meanwhile cork produced as a by-product from the wine industry and micro-cement derived from lime and waste from marble production have been used in the structure’s cladding.
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