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"Kensington Palace's New Look\nFollowing a two-year refurbishment, the storied royal residence reopens in London with engaging exhibits\nKensington Palace, a former home of Princess Diana and the soon-to-be address of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (William and Kate), recently reopened to the public after a two-year renovation.\nOne of the new additions is a cast-iron and glass loggia designed by architecture firm John Simpson &amp;amp; Partners.\nJohn Simpson &amp;amp; Partners also created the new ticketing space in the White Court.\nLuminous Lace, an eye-catching light sculpture by Loop.pH, is installed in the Stone Hall.\nIn the Palace's State Apartments, blue-and-white porcelain birds suspended in the Queen's Gallery are part of installations created by Joanna Scotcher and the design studio Coney.\nThe installation in the Queen's Apartment features interactive games, soundscapes, and live performances.\nIn the Red Saloon, where Queen Victoria held her first Privy Council after becoming queen, on June 20, 1837, silhouettes of courtiers are projected on the walls as part of the \"Victoria Revealed\" exhibit.\nThe \"Love Room\" recounts the history of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's romance and displays the queen's wedding dress and jewelry designed by her husband.\nVictoria's earliest surviving mourning dress is displayed alongside outfits worn by her children Prince Leopold and Princess Beatrice.\nA sculpture of Queen Victoria by her daughter Princess Louise has been restored and now stands in front of the palace.\nThe gardens, originally planned by Charles Bridgeman, the royal gardener from 1728 to 1738, were transformed by landscape architect Todd Longstaffe-Gowan. The changes reconnect the palace with the neighboring park, restore historic views, and create a more welcoming entrance for visitors."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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