This is the collective type (12-unit type) of the aluminum minimalist living unit t2, proposed as one of the ways to utilize t2. A skeleton infill concept is adopted, in which the units are simply inserted into the steel frame on the premise that they can be relocated at any time. The units and rails are lifted by a crane and slid into the framework. In the future, verification tests of constructability and habitability will be conducted. The aim of this project is not to consider a house as a fixed object, but to divide it into the smallest units called "rooms," and to construct living spaces freely by increasing, decreasing, or moving units according to changes in family composition or living space.

Japan | Shizuoka

Shinkenchiku February 2013 issue 192P