The form drawn is based on the design concept of FLUID & CRAFT, creating an unprecedented landscape as a monument to the approach to Nittaiji Temple. FLUID refers to fluidity and smoothness, derived from the undulating topography of Kakuozan and the many curves of the cityscape. CRAFT represents craft, technique, and creation, in honor of the artisans of this city who built a new culture based on foreign traditions. On the exterior, the project is characterized by a sculptural form created by overlapping horizontal lines on each level that emphasize flowing curves, with the volume shifting and smoothly shifting upward step by step. The building’s curved glass facade corners create an expression that blends into the sky. Stone is also added to the lower part of the building, harmonizing in scale and proportion with the streetscape along the Nittaiji approach, and creating a calm, crafted expression reminiscent of a residence. At the entrance to the drop-off area, a dynamically curved canopy creates a welcoming scene.