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the visitor center is endowed with KKAA's signature composition of uneven geometries and tessellated surfaces.

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the new architecture serves as a reception foyer complementing the adjacent temple hall built over 100 years ago.

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the proposal sees stunning architecture through a subtle yet impressive gesture of lifting the earth

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the multi-unit complex is nestled into the hillside, blending seamlessly with the natural topography that surrounds it.

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kengo kuma's 'murasaki penguin totsuka' in japan is informed by the site's irregular topography.

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a biophilic complex in milan, ‘welcome project’ by kengo kuma attempts to use wood throughout the space along with cultivated greenery.

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the tottori takahama café appears as a hybrid structure of cross-laminated timber and reinforced concrete, seemingly stepping upward.

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the exterior, made from irregularly placed aluminum strips, catches passersby's attention from afar and endows the spaces with a play of light and shadow.

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the architects moved the building to higher ground and opted for a new design that reflects the lush natural landscape of the region.

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