Currently the Skihaus is located on the Swiss-Italian ridge behind the Kleine Matterhorn near Zermatt. The Skihaus is supported on three legs. This allows light underneath and makes its appearance lighter. The view from underneath, the sixth elevation, is a new issue in architecture, made possible by moving in all three dimensions by aircraft or especially by helicopter, allowing us a broader experience of space than ever possible before. Unused spaces above streets or building sites can be temporarily employed by spanning a cabin between two existing buildings.
Micro architecture can also provide solutions for emergency and relief structures.
Prefabrication Building with light and transportable units leads our architecture to the concept of understanding a building as a cluster of micro architectonic units. The advantage of light prefabricated buildings is most apparent in an urban context. For example, in Singapore land costs comprise up to 90 percent of the whole investment for a new building. Contractors keep downtown construction sites open 24 hours a day. Still, the site is rendered unproductive for one to two years, resulting in costs that must be amortized by higher rents.