A garage can be judged by what it makes possible: a clear route, a steady handoff, no wasted motion. TASUKI turns that practical instinct into a relay course, using one continuous sash-like path to connect ten legs without letting the whole feel become a blur.
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Its geometry is measured rather than merely decorative. The route gives each stage a place, while a restrained palette keeps attention on movement, distance, and the people carrying the effort forward. For readers who think in lines, clearances, and how one part hands off to the next, the design offers a satisfying puzzle: how do you make a course feel unified without making every leg feel the same?
The full case study follows the decisions behind the Measured Sash Path, from its first layout choices to the details that keep the relay readable. Take a closer look—and see what happens where the route changes hands.
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