This is a dormitory project that accommodates all generations of employees, including singles and those who are on short-term assignments. Under the concept of respecting individuality while providing ample space for options, the plan was designed with simplicity and clarity. In the light garden between the residential wings, the pleasant sound of the reflection pool echoes as a breeze passes through, and the light that penetrates through the garden casts an ever-changing shadow. In addition, some units are equipped with radiant heating and cooling panels that have superior performances for quietness and airflow. The multipurpose room was designed as a BCP (business continuity plan) support base in case of disaster, and it can also be used for online conferencing and remote working. As for the landscape, blunt-leaved bogmoss, a species of moss discovered during the construction of the Gokayama Dam in the upper stream of the Nakagawa River and designated as quasi-endangered by the Ministry of the Environment, is cultivated around the building, contributing to its protection and propagation.