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.

Aida Sekkei is a homebuilder that was established in 1981 in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The company adopts the traditional Japanese wooden post-and-beam construction method and offers fully customized homes. It supplies approximately 3,000 homes annually. With over 1,100 employees, it was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2021. Aida Design operates its own precut factory and leverages a separate ordering system and scale advantages to drastically reduce construction costs, thereby providing low-cost housing