Members of the public admire the redeveloped Serpentine Sackler GalleryPhotograph: Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesThe former gunpowder store is a five minute walk from the Serpentine GalleryPhotograph: Martin Godwin for the GuardianThe gallery's 900 sq metres cover exhibition spaces, a restaurant and a social areaPhotograph: Martin Godwin for the Guardian
Architect Zaha Hadid stands before her new creationPhotograph: Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesThe renovated gunpowder store is located on the north side of the Serpentine BridgePhotograph: Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesThe interior of Zaha Hadid's Serpentine Sackler GalleryPhotograph: Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesThe roof meets the ground at three points along the gallery's perimeterPhotograph: Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesThe extension's ceiling is held aloft on soaring steel columnsPhotograph: Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesAdrián Villar Rojas's clay sculpture of an elephant crashing into a wall forms part of the gallery's inaugural exhibition, Today We Reboot the PlanetPhotograph: Facundo Arrizabalaga/EPAVisitors take in Villar Rojas's Today We Reboot the Planet installationPhotograph: Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesA clay sculpture representing the late singer Kurt Cobain forms part of the installationPhotograph: Facundo Arrizabalaga/EPAA visitor admires Villar Rojas's handiworkPhotograph: Oli Scarff/Getty Images
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