Modular Multi-Material Building
The project deals with creation of dynamic, detachable and changeable spaces.There are four basic joints, based on kawai tsugite Japanese joint by Shinobu Kobayashi. Every joint offer three axis connections.

The joints are 3D printed with multi materials like wood, plaster, glass, ceramic etc. The multi material option offers new and unique qualities like transparency, different strengths, illumination of different spaces and vegetation growing.

The multi material combinations and the diverse connections between the units, enables building of dividers, sitting areas, storage facilities and functional furniture options. While staying detachable, thus allowing function changing according to the users will

The project in its current phase enables creation of small spaces and dividers, but in a wider observation it offers bigger development – for example a dynamic and detachable building that includes all the necessary functions and can be constantly modified.

 

The project offers two examples for the units design:

The first example (top document) – A relaxing spot located in the yard that offers a lighted sitting area with the opportunity to grow vegetation in it.

The second example (bottom document) – Two office working stations in a continues office, that offers office facilities and vegetation areas. Therefore, providing user privacy on one hand and enables team work on the other hand.