Kengo Kuma   Japan   Designed as a space for ceramic and art, the 96-square-meter pavilion is just a few meters from Kyushu Geibunkan cultural center. The workshop is a museum annex from which one enjoys a full view of the main building and the other adjoining pavilion,

Kengo Kuma   Japan   Beneath the folds of a ‘scattering roof,’ the village-like Geibunkan Cultural Center is harmonized with its landscape, reflecting the main architectural vocabulary of the region’s traditional hamlets. Aside from the main piece, the cultural compound