I always look longingly at projects like this one in Kanagawa, Japan. What could be more relevant for today’s life styles than a Modernist Box squeezed onto a tiny infill lot, positioned to take advantage of hillside views, and exactly the right size for commuting residents of first ring suburbs in metropolitan areas. Unfortunately, getting a project like this past US building and zoning departments, where relevance is irrelevant, is usually a major challenge. There are many architects that can do it, though. One only needs to ask?