Juel's pyramid has the base of a cube and apex the center of the cube. A dissection of the pyramid to a parallelepiped is described in [2]. The construction consists of cutting the pyramid into three layers.
There is a hinged dissection of the Hill tetrahedron to a triangular prism, using a construction found independently by P. Schobi and A. Hanegraaf [1]. This is a three-piece dissection. Together these yield a four-piece dissection of Juel's pyramid to the prism.
[1] G. N. Frederickson,
Dissections: Plane & Fancy, New York: Cambridge University Press, 2002 p. 235.
[2] H. Meschkowski,
Grundlagen der Euklidischen Geometrie (Croatian edition), Zagreb: Skolska Knjiga, 1978 pp. 211–214.
