The Rushan Museum of Rural Arts, located in the Shandong region of China, features distinctive architectural design. The prominent feature of this building is the x-series of interconnected curved roofs.

These curved roofs intersect at various points, creating skylights that serve as the primary source of natural lighting for the interior spaces. The museum's architecture was purposefully developed to maximize the utilization of the available site. 

The building is situated on a terraced slope, not only enhancing its integration with the landscape but also efficiently utilizing the space. The curved roofs create an organic form that respects the natural contours of the surroundings. Within the museum's interior, the curved roofs provide not only an aesthetic uniqueness but also allow for versatile exhibition spaces. The skylight system ensures even and natural lighting, creating an ideal environment for the presentation of rural artworks and exhibits. 
The concept combines architectural design that seamlessly blends with the landscape with an efficient spatial concept. This combination provides an appealing setting for the presentation and exploration of rural art and culture in the Shandong region, China.