A towering, surreal architectural nightmare in the style of Zaha Hadid, perched precariously on the edge of a jagged cliff. The structure is impossibly tall, its fluid, bone-white surfaces twisting and contorting as if alive. Razor-sharp extensions jut out at unnatural angles, resembling skeletal limbs grasping at the stormy sky. Deep, glowing fissures of eerie red and blue light pulse through the smooth exterior, hinting at something hidden within. The entrance is a vast, gaping void that swallows all light, creating an overwhelming sense of unease. Below, waves crash violently against the rock, their echoes swallowed by an unnatural silence that surrounds the building. Thick mist coils around its base, occasionally revealing glimpses of shadowy, shifting shapes beneath its foundation. The higher levels appear to defy gravity, stretching outward as if reaching toward something unseen. The sky above churns with dark, fast-moving clouds, casting eerie shadows that make the entire structure seem as if it’s breathing. It is both mesmerizing and deeply unsettling—an architectural marvel that no one can look away from, yet no one dares to approach.