The 20th century was a huge laboratory for office planning. From the Taylorist open plan to alienating office cubicles, space uniformity is regarded as the common problem of those offices. Today’s offices, on the other hand, are too eager to visualize different working styles in one place, resulting in eclectic and noisy design. The project aims at not such visual confusion but diversified potential for office activities, which is built on the basis of multiple relationships of spaces. Required programs are organized into multiple boxes, and those boxes are placed loosely on the floors. The space between the boxes has various scales and characters where people find ways to spend then and there, freely, but with some care to read between the lines.