This small art gallery in Japan by Tokyo architects Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP has a softly curved exterior shape, sliced at one end to create a wide entranceway.

The asphalt-clad exterior of Roku Museum matches the colour of surrounding trees and the curved chimneys are
intended to mirror their branches.

On the interior the curved walls showcase paintings collected by the owner’s late father.

A cafe is situated at the far end of the building, with intentionally low ceilings that force visitors to sit down.

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