MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO Completes STROOG Headquarters with 499 m² Office Building

MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO designed the STROOG headquarters, a 499 m² office building. The project was curated by Miwa Negoro, with structural engineering by KMC (Ken Kamachi) and photography by Ryota Atarashi. The design team posed a fundamental question: whether an architectural system could exist without a fixed, predetermined outline, remaining open and flexible across both space and time. They acknowledged the Dom-ino system as a fully consolidated structural concept, capable of near-limitless repetition and deeply embedded not only in architecture but also in industrial production. The submitted description frames this inquiry as a longstanding preoccupation, suggesting the STROOG headquarters serves as a testing ground for such an open-ended approach. The project falls under the office building category. No completion date or location is specified in the provided material. The scheme's emphasis on adaptability and lack of a fixed contour positions it within broader architectural debates on systemic flexibility and repetition, echoing concerns that have shaped modern structural thinking since the Dom-ino frame.