"150 m2 cabin utilizing bamboo and polished concrete as primary construction materials, situated in the heart of a forest, respecting and adapting to the surrounding natural environment. The design embodies luxury and Japanese minimalism, featuring open spaces that promote shadow generation through cantilevers and height variations, employing organic, irregular, and functional forms alongside sloped roofs. The use of bamboo as a primary element underscores sustainability and harmony with the landscape. The interior will incorporate a central tree, around which the design will revolve, making it the focal point of the cabin. Warm lighting will enhance the serene atmosphere, drawing inspiration from the architectural philosophies of Tadao Ando, Alejandro Aravena, and Zaha Hadid."