The Design. The design is to not only support the Olympic Village but to also provide a public amenity for the population of Tokyo that currently does not exist. 

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The proposed undulating geometry of the extension responds to the site's physical conditions as well as contextual views. It arches over the waterway linking our site to the Olympic Village while providing extensive views of Tokyo, then dipping down to the development's main vehicular artery, it accommodates a bus route connecting to Tokyo's metro at Kachidoki Station, and finally it rises toward the end of the site offering panoramic views of the city. The surface becomes an extensive public park allowing residents of Tokyo to escape the sense of urban realms and visually reflect on the city.

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Micro-City: Programmatically the development is organized as a micro-city bringing all the necessary amenities to the residents of the post-Olympic Village. The micro-city is concentrated around a series of nodes, but instead of transportation hubs, a series of programmatic nodes organize the development. The nodes are dived into categorical types each representing aspects of a larger city and containing related programs, including Culture, Education, Social/entertainment, forum, and transportation.