Award-winning pavilion extends Garsington's entertainment options
Garsington Island Pavilion Wormsley, United Kingdom
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The new island pavilion and footbridge is a second RIBA award-winning collaboration with Architect Robin Snell and Partners for Garsington Opera on the Wormsley Estate following the nearby Garsington Opera Pavilion, which won a National RIBA award in 2015.
The pavilion is used for entertaining during the summer months of opera, including dining, receptions, art exhibitions, and music recitals. Sound Space Design provided room acoustics advice and performance planning services.
It was also been designed to house ‘Cracked Egg (Blue)’, a stainless steel sculpture by artist Jeff Koons.
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© Richard Davies Garsington Opera Pavilion Wormsley, United Kingdom
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©2012 Nate Rehlander, Pink Martini, Annette Strauss Square, AT&T Performing Arts Center Annette Strauss Artist Square Dallas, TX, United States
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Cubitt Sessions London, United Kingdom
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Opening night, June 2018, The Marriage of Figaro ©Gary Summers Nevill Holt Opera Market Harborough, United Kingdom
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