This project was a practical experience where I designed and redesigned in the three-dimensional construction site instead of 100 percent behind the scenes. The design evolved in real-time (4th dimension), moving back and forth between the virtual computer screen and physical reality; designing, building, demolishing, and rebuilding. This project provided experience in understanding the scale and proportion of components in the real world. Having a dynamic atmosphere was a key criterion for this project to maximize openness and flexibility instead of separating spaces. A sense of freedom, floating, movement, and speed was incorporated into every aspect of the design to reminisce automobile ambiance. In the end, I transformed typical office space components such as a wall, ceiling, and furniture from solid heavy pieces to light, open, and flexible elements.