02.01
Hotel MyCUBE Nagasaki
Nagasaki, Japan
Enclosed cabins in the middle of a tram city, built for travellers who are out all day.
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02
Capsule Hotels
The capsule started as overflow infrastructure for commuters and grew into a design problem: how small can a berth be before the night stops working. Two Japanese hotels answer it directly. The third, in London, answers a different question — how little room you will accept for a particular address.
02.02
9 Hours Kagoshima
Kagoshima, Japan
A hotel built to a stated timetable: one hour to wash, seven to sleep, one to leave.
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The Z Hotel Bank
London, United Kingdom
Small rooms, most without a window, in a City district that empties at the weekend.
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