30MAY 2013
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology Two years, 7000 wooden cubes and 36,000 screw-in hooks later, his structure, which he calls an inverted question-cube, is complete, thanks to the help of fellow professor Jun Sato and students from their Nihon University of Science and Technology.
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
The 60 mm (about 2.
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology3”) cubes are linked together by tiny screw-in hooks on each corner, but otherwise the structure is completely free-standing.
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology It’s a balancing act that, although required numerous attempts of trial-and-error, resulted in an organic structure that’s as beautiful as it is precarious.
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology It’s on display through May 14, 2013 at the Nihon University of Science and Technology Surugadai Campus in Tokyo.
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology.
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
© Ken Yokogawa - Jun Sato - Nihon University of Science and Technology
I cube / Ken Yokogawa / Nihon University of Science and Technology
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Fascinated and inspired by the way metal chain armor retains its shape and form, architect and professor Ken Yokogawa began investigating the architectural properties of the phenomenon.

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