Archipro Architects created a 35 square meter meeting space on a site 150 times as large. The architects recognized the small structure would become an object in the larger site, so they clad the building in a translucent film of corrugated polycarbonate. Therefore it would stand as a strong, opaque object during the day, while at night the film would allow light from inside to seep out. Structurally, gate-shaped frames are arranged in a row and covered inside with plywood for lateral stability. Gaps were kept at the top and bottom to allow light into the meeting room at the floor and ceiling, while allowing light out in two bands at night, as mentioned.

Earthworks Center........Hiroshima, Japan