It was featured in the latest issue of Nikkei Architecture, "Energy-Saving Design Now in Action."

It was featured in the latest issue of Nikkei Architecture, "Energy-Saving Design Now in Action."
The interview I did about a month ago has been published as an article. If you are a subscriber,
Please take a look.

Please note that the resolution has been intentionally set low because it would be bad if the page were readable.

As I was reading this special feature, I felt something very keenly.
The problem is that even though it's a special feature on energy efficiency, there is no standard fuel efficiency display, so it's difficult to tell which is better.
We are currently approaching various architecture-related media companies with proposals regarding this point.
In the automobile industry, there is proper fuel efficiency display, so technological innovation is progressing,
Consumers can now make the right choices about fuel-efficient vehicles.
We believe this is absolutely necessary in housing-related media as well.
"Energy-efficient house," "Highly insulated house," "Warm house," "Cool house"...
Why do we continue to choose the most expensive purchase of our lives based on what looks good?
I think this is a characteristic of an immature industry.
In a mature industry, proper labelling is done.
To actually get this movement going, cooperation from various energy conservation-related organizations is needed.
When that happens, we ask for your cooperation!