In the vegetable garden of The Newt – a hotel in Bruton, a town in the southwest English county of Somerset – stands this building by Invisible Studio. This is the third that the British architecture group founded by Piers Taylor has completed for the hotel, after a gymnasium and an apiary and exhibition space called the Beezantium. For all three they used a similar palette of materials: rammed earth, and copper shingles to clad the sculptural curved roof perforated by an 11-meter-long slit on top. The beech slats lining the inside of the yoga studio seeks to warm up the atmosphere.