The Digital Teahouse represents an innovative exploration of traditional Japanese spatial philosophy merged with contemporary digital design methodologies. This experimental workshop project, developed through collaboration between GSAPP and UTDA, investigates how cutting-edge computational tools can reinterpret the intimate, minimalist principles of classical teahouse architecture. The design challenges conventional boundaries between physical and digital spaces, employing parametric design and advanced modeling techniques to create new spatial experiences. This project exemplifies how digital architecture can engage with cultural heritage while pushing the discipline toward unexplored aesthetic and functional possibilities, making it a significant case study for architects interested in technology-driven design innovation.