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

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,