UCCA Clay Museum / Kengo Kuma & Associates
Briefly

The art museum for Yixing's ceramic culture is designed to reflect its rich history, integrating modern architecture with traditional elements, promoting cultural heritage.
The mountain-shaped volume, inspired by Shushan Mountain and the dragon kiln, emphasizes the integration of history and artistry while connecting with the landscape.
An inverted shell roof made of wooden lattice beams not only provides structural strength but also enhances the dynamic atmosphere and flow throughout the internal space.
The facade, crafted in collaboration with local artisans, captures the essence of pottery through varied ceramic panel glazing, reflecting the city's historical legacy.
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