The Guardian's Adrian Searle (left) gets to grips with a boating lake complete with dock and three small wooden boats, installed on one of the Hayward's sculpture terraces. The work, by Austrian art collective Gelitin, is quizzically entitled Normally, Proceeding and Unrestricted With Without Title (2008)Photograph: David Levene/GuardianJust don't go over the edge ... the lake is situated on one of the gallery's roofs, overlooking the Festival Hall, the London Eye and the London headquarters of ShellPhotograph: David Levene/GuardianLife Tunnel by Atelier Bow-Wow is made out of steel platePhotograph: David Levene/Guardian
Fallen Star 1/5 by Do Ho SuhPhotograph: David Levene/GuardianAnother view of Fallen Star 1/5Photograph: David Levene/GuardianStaircase - V by Do Ho Suh Photograph: David Levene/GuardianGerman artist Michael Beutler stands in front of his as-yet untitled work, which will be made up of hundreds of sheets of tissue paperPhotograph: David Levene/GuardianRachel Whiteread's installation is made up of 200 doll's houses from her personal collection, assembled over the last 20 yearsPhotograph: David Levene/GuardianThe finished Place (Village) by Rachel WhitereadPhotograph: David Levene/GuardianShow Room by Los Carpinteros is made from Ikea and B&Q furniture, painstakingly taken apart in mock-explosion and hung from thin steel wiresPhotograph: David Levene/GuardianAnother view of Show RoomPhotograph: David Levene/GuardianObservatory, Air-port-city by Tomas SaracenoPhotograph: David Levene/Guardian
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