A pavilion designed by the late Zaha Hadid for London's Serpentine Gallery has been installed in the grounds of a stately home England's Peak District, ahead of its sale.
Lilas was commissioned because the more ambitious Serpentine Gallery Pavilion by Olafur Eliasson and Snøhetta was behind schedule
Zaha Hadid's Lilas pavilion is the focal point of this year's Beyond Limits exhibition at Chatsworth House ? an annual showcase of contemporary outdoor sculpture, organised by London auction house Sotheby's.
Now erected in the ground of Chatsworth House, the group of toad-stool like structures feature the curves that are characteristic of Hadid's designs
The structure was originally designed as a temporary shelter for the Serpentine Gallery's annual summer party in 2007, because the more ambitious pavilion by Olafur Eliasson and Snøhetta was behind schedule. The group of toad-stool like structures features the white curves that are characteristic of Hadid's designs. It rises 5.5 metres above the ground, and has smooth sides that echo the design of Hadid's 2013 Serpentine Sackler Gallery.

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This and the nine other sculptures included in the exhibition are all up for sale.
They have been installed in various locations around the picturesque gardens of Chatsworth House ? a grand lakeside home in Derbyshire, which has also previously hosted an exhibition bringing together contempo...