This project reimagines the concept of metabolism within architecture, serving as an expansion and restoration to the post-war Metabolist movement in Tokyo, particularly the Nagakin Capsule Tower. Rather than merely focusing on the replacement of building envelopes, this new interpretation of metabolism views it as a dynamic, reciprocal system that nourishes and regenerates society. At the core of this design is a hybrid agriculture hub that seamlessly integrates research and food production, feeding back into the surrounding urban fabric. The project consists of three key programs: agri-food
