Geometric Roofs for Local Museums: Repeating Triangles and Skylight Strips

Design a regional museum in the manner of Hiroshi Hara roofed by a repeating series of small triangular skylights running the full length of the building, so the roof plane reads as a saw-toothed crystal band above plain rendered walls. Compose the ranked glazed triangles catching the sky, the wall below almost windowless, a long low entrance canopy on thin columns, mown lawn and a distant mountain range, clear crisp inland light, low oblique view along the roofline, 28mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K