The unassuming dome that protrudes out of Paris’ Espace Niemeyer museum is impossible to take your eye off. Built by world-renowned Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer throughout the 1960s and ‘70s, its forward-thinking structure fits like a jigsaw piece in the heart of the French capital, juxtaposed by the well-preserved and historically significant architecture around it. As you walk in, you’re floored by its minimalist grace; how each curve meanders into each other against the grey, granite walls.