The site faces the end of a T-junction on the north and a shrine on the south. The site is composed of six cylindrical spaces extending from north to south, and the tops of the cylinders are glazed on both sides to connect the north and south open spaces, and also to connect directly with the city. By changing the length and thickness of each cylinder, the building can be adapted to a variety of functions.

Japan | Tokyo

Jutakutokushu March 2013 issue 74P