A drone shot of Leigh Street in the Yaba area of Lagos, Nigeria will make for stunning viewing for any enthusiast of architecture. Set on a landmass of 233sqm in the area, Studio Inkline; a creative composition of Niyi Opebiyi and his team at Inkline Design Studio stands as a visual artistic contrast to the generic-looking structures that surround it.

Evocative of the Origami, a paper-folding technique that was founded in Japan as far back as the nineteenth century, Studio Inkline is an architectural masterpiece that carefully incorporates Japanese aesthetics and style with local materials and methods. The building, with its impressive undulating black roof and mural infused façade, houses the Inkline Design Studio. Largely built with wood and clad in cement, the structure is pleasingly curvilinear, looks lightweight and curiously, fits spectacularly into a topography it appears to dictate for itself.

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