A Device Invoking Multiple Perspective

At first glance, the architecture, with its seemingly intricate configuration, may be difficult to fully grasp without physically experiencing it. This also serves as an antithesis to the modern information society, where understanding everything through photos or videos can be challenging in architecture.

This building has a design that makes it hard to discern which lines are in the foreground and to differentiate between actual lines and those reflected in mirrors. From the outside, its structure is difficult to comprehend. Only by moving through the interior and interacting with the reflective textiles that appear and disappear can visitors truly grasp its essence.

This architectural device facilitates a dialogue between the body and the building, generating various perceptions and enabling communication with the architecture.