Aida Sekkei Precut Factory

contemporary industrial architecture, timber cladding, cantilever construction, corrugated metal, twilight photography, blue hour atmosphere, warm wood tones, burnt sienna, raw umber, galvanized steel gray, cerulean blue sky, coral horizon glow, interior illumination, lantern effect, horizontal format, diagonal composition, dynamic balance, architectural photography, contemporary design, minimalist aesthetic, Japanese architecture, material contrast, vertical battens, geometric precision, rural industrial setting, atmospheric perspective, clean lines, hard edges, warm-cool contrast, volumetric interplay, sustainable materials, precut timber construction, factory building, functional elegance, evening atmosphere, landscaped approach, asymmetrical composition, modernist heritage, refined industrial vocabulary, contemplative mood

Aida Sekkei's new factory plan focuses on wood precutting. Its concept is all about creating an architecture which embodies the series of timber processing. It includes a floating, glass enclosed walkway approximately 100 meters long inside the factory, designed for visitors to closely observe the entire pre-cutting process. The office building features large spaces with trusses made from feather edge materials, commonly used as sub materials in wooden houses. The design integrates all elements to create a showcase factory, emphasizing visibility and aesthetic appeal in every aspect.