This ambitious piece of design demonstrates a completely new approach to architecture. This accommodation facility in a new gassho-zukuri (steep-gable) style has been created using digital fabrication. Achieving a kind of sixth industrialization on a micro scale, all processes were carried out within a radius of 10 km, creating an intra-prefectural cycle: timber was procured from local forests, cut into parts, transported to the site, and then assembled by a handful of workers like a gigantic plastic model kit. Everything about the completed accommodation facility is new, from the project’s launch based on a joint ownership model to its funding mechanism, with part of the building costs covered by crowdfunding, right through to its production process. What is more, such facilities could be mass-produced by means of digital fabrication if the data is supplied. This effort to completely transform conventional approaches to building conjures up visions of the future of architecture.