Patisserie Uchiyama by Takato Tamagami Architectural Design
GUNMA – A former Japanese textile factory has been converted into a bakery patisserie.
While previous renovations had hidden the unique peaked roofline, the latest redesign revealed the structure’s jagged edges. Such an angular roofline is
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