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STROOG Headquarters / MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO
In Mount Fuji

STROOG Headquarters / MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO

STROOG Headquarters / MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO - Exterior Photography© Ryota Atarashi

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Text description provided by the architects. For some time, I have been wondering whether it might be possible to create an architectural system without a fixed, predetermined outline—one that remains open and flexible with regard to both space and time. Of course, the Dom-ino system is well-established: a structural concept that can be repeated virtually without limit and which has become conceptually embedded not only in architecture but also within the sphere of industrial production.

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