Kisho Kurokawa is the architect behind the new National Art Center in Roppongi, a suburb of Tokyo. The NAC opened less than two months ago, in early January and is now Japan’s biggest art museum.

The building is a large glittering of organic walls. What is interesting about this center as a national art gallery is that it will not have a permanent collection, or even stockpile art. Instead, the NAC will have a rotating program of temporary and visiting exhibitions.

For more information on the design of the NAC checkout Arcspace’s overview, which has loads of great pictures, and Kisho Kurokawa and Associates’ website.