A double-skin façade of board-formed concrete and 275 steel wires. The void between them filters light and views, balancing privacy with the street.
The Trias Mishuku redefines the relationship between city and home through a graduated sequence from street to shared space to private dwelling. A double-skin façade of board-formed concrete and 275 taut stainless-steel wires creates a void that buffers each unit from the road while admitting light and air, allowing residents to remain connected to the city without sacrificing privacy. At its core, a patio draws sunlight and breeze into a shared corridor and the units beyond, while glazed entrances soften the boundary between private and shared space, allowing community to emerge naturally.