T-BOX

T-BOX is a physical platform supporting the activities of the International Design Studio, Digital Fabrication Center and Digital Archiving Center. It has been newly established by SEKISUI HOUSE - KUMA LAB in Engineering Bldg No.1, and is fully equipped with digital fabrication equipment such as CNC machines, 3D printers and laser cutting machines, as well as digital archiving equipment such as 3D scanners and large format scanners. With its full range of equipment, T-BOX aims to become the fabrication hub of the University of Tokyo. Reports on SEKISUI HOUSE - KUMA LAB's activities, alongside models and mock-ups by Kengo Kuma And Associates, are exhibited in K-BOX, a gallery space situated within T-BOX... T-BOX is located in Engineering Bldg No.1, which was designed in 1935 by Yoshikazu Uchida, also known for the masterplan of Hongo campus. Atop the building, there is a roof extension later added by Yoshikazu's son, Yoshichika. T-BOX is a renovation of this roof extension space, which..

Primary location: Tokyo Japan