Original image caption
Serpentine Pavillion
Unser Construction
300 First St across the street from the California Theater
Saturday, February 5, 2022
Temporary Art & Public Space in downtown San Jose, CA
300 First St.
Originally designed by Bjarke Ingels for the annual Serpentine Galleries architecture competition in London.
“San Jose city staff said that the Serpentine Pavilion could host more than 300 events, including theatrical performances, movie screenings, and fashion shows; city officials believe the pavilion could potentially "activate" the SoFA district by providing free public events, as well as private engagements” (Source: San Jose Mercury News)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillaboughs investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”(Hoodline)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillabough's investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Serpentine Pavillion
Unser Construction
300 First St across the street from the California Theater
Saturday, February 5, 2022
Temporary Art & Public Space in downtown San Jose, CA
300 First St.
Original image caption
Serpentine Pavillion
Unser Construction
300 First St across the street from the California Theater
Saturday, February 5, 2022
Temporary Art & Public Space in downtown San Jose, CA
300 First St.
Originally designed by Bjarke Ingels for the annual Serpentine Galleries architecture competition in London.
“San Jose city staff said that the Serpentine Pavilion could host more than 300 events, including theatrical performances, movie screenings, and fashion shows; city officials believe the pavilion could potentially "activate" the SoFA district by providing free public events, as well as private engagements” (Source: San Jose Mercury News)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillaboughs investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”(Hoodline)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillabough's investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Original image caption
Serpentine Pavillion
Unser Construction
300 First St across the street from the California Theater
Saturday, February 5, 2022
Temporary Art & Public Space in downtown San Jose, CA
300 First St.
Originally designed by Bjarke Ingels for the annual Serpentine Galleries architecture competition in London.
“San Jose city staff said that the Serpentine Pavilion could host more than 300 events, including theatrical performances, movie screenings, and fashion shows; city officials believe the pavilion could potentially "activate" the SoFA district by providing free public events, as well as private engagements” (Source: San Jose Mercury News)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillaboughs investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”(Hoodline)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillabough's investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Original image caption
Serpentine Pavillion
Unser Construction
300 First St across the street from the California Theater
Saturday, February 5, 2022
Temporary Art & Public Space in downtown San Jose, CA
300 First St.
Originally designed by Bjarke Ingels for the annual Serpentine Galleries architecture competition in London.
“San Jose city staff said that the Serpentine Pavilion could host more than 300 events, including theatrical performances, movie screenings, and fashion shows; city officials believe the pavilion could potentially "activate" the SoFA district by providing free public events, as well as private engagements” (Source: San Jose Mercury News)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillaboughs investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”(Hoodline)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillabough's investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
100 block mural created by 100 different artists each painting a 3′ x 3′ square
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Original image caption
Serpentine Pavillion
Unser Construction
300 First St across the street from the California Theater
Saturday, February 5, 2022
Temporary Art & Public Space in downtown San Jose, CA
300 First St.
Originally designed by Bjarke Ingels for the annual Serpentine Galleries architecture competition in London.
“San Jose city staff said that the Serpentine Pavilion could host more than 300 events, including theatrical performances, movie screenings, and fashion shows; city officials believe the pavilion could potentially "activate" the SoFA district by providing free public events, as well as private engagements” (Source: San Jose Mercury News)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillaboughs investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”(Hoodline)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillabough's investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Originally designed by Bjarke Ingels for the annual Serpentine Galleries architecture competition in London.
“San Jose city staff said that the Serpentine Pavilion could host more than 300 events, including theatrical performances, movie screenings, and fashion shows; city officials believe the pavilion could potentially "activate" the SoFA district by providing free public events, as well as private engagements” (Source: San Jose Mercury News)
“The project has a $2 million dollar price tag all of which is being paid for by Dillaboughs investment group. They also own the Valley Title building and property lot. The Pavillion is a “traveling” exhibit”(Hoodline)
The 100 Block Mural was created by 100 different artists each painting a 3′ x 3′ square.
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Originally shared on Explore San Jose · February 5, 2022