In the past few months, many wooden workshops have been held at university cultural festivals and community revitalization projects. In these small-scale buildings without legal constraints, the potential of wood materials is exploited, and new wood structures are challenged that are difficult to realize in buildings under the Building Standards Act. At the same time, these efforts suggest various possibilities through wood materials, such as the effect of education that does not distinguish between design and construction, the expectation of environmental consideration, and the bridge between technology and people, and people and people.

Japan | Tokyo

Shinkenchiku March 2011 issue 176P