Grounds

The Radić Pavilion (in the background) was installed at Hauser & Wirth Somerset in March 2015, at the end of Oudolf Field (partly seen in the foreground).

Designed by Chilean architect Smiljan Radić, this unique structure was first unveiled as the Serpentine Gallery 2014 Pavilion.

The pavilion sits naturally within the landscape at Hauser & Wirth Somerset, creating a dialogue between the gallery complex and pavilion, and their relationship with the garden.

Visitors to the arts centre have the opportunity to walk around, inside and underneath the pavilion.

[Lynda McG]

Wow, great POV and looks a great place to visit! Fav

[Marcy]

The architecture looks amazing -- and the pathway too with its unusual circles of grass

[judith deacon]

What an amazing looking place and your picture has great persepctive.

[Jennifer]

very cool, nice shot

[ajisaac]

@lyndamcg Thanks for your comments & fav. Yes the Hauser & Wirth is wellworth a visit - there is quite a lot of abstract art, not fully my cup of tea, but they have a great cafe & bookshop as well.

[ajisaac]

@marcy0414 Thank you for your comments. There are some unusual pieces art & architecture here. The grounds (of which you see just part) are great to wander in.

[ajisaac]

@judithdeacon Many thanks for your comments. A nice place to while away a few hours, cafe is great.

[ajisaac]

@jesperani Thank you very much for your kind comments.

[sophie_e]

Impressive-looking place, must be lovely to walk.

[bkb in the city]

Very interesting

[ajisaac]

@sophie_e Thank you very much for your comments - yes the grounds ( a part of which you see) are lovely to walk on a sunny spring day, and the gallery has some interesting exhibits.

[ajisaac]

@bkbinthecity Thank you.