Miyake Design Studio Gallery, by Shigeru Ban, 1994 - in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
The building’s plan is based upon the Grecian agora - a space created simply by columns and shade. The outer row of paper tubes cast striped shadows across the floor, which change during the day, and provide a sense of animation. The ceiling casts a curved shadow on the paper tube and chairs were created specifically for this space.
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