It is a clinic built on the outskirts of a snowy country. Since the building faces the south road, a large glass screen was installed toward the road, and another screen with wood-based insulation panels was installed inside it to create a double-skin condition. The space between them is set as a buffer zone that adjusts the thermal environment in summer and winter. The transparent glass façade, where you can see the expression of a tree behind, transfers the expression of the sky in the daytime, while the pattern of the inner window emerges at night, which greatly changes the expression. This double layer with different personalities creates the image of a building that is functional yet transparent and warm.
The 1st and 2nd floors are clinics, and the 2.5th and 3rd floors are residences, and the ceilings of the areas with public character are raised. The inner screen closed the lower part to block the line of sight to the road, and glass was put in the upper part to make it a high window. A bright and open interior space is created by shining light on the entire room and showing the sky from the room.