Generate an architectural visualization of a conceptual project located in the coastal area of Cobquecura, Chile. The project is inspired by the local fishing industry and the natural geography of the site, specifically the rugged rocks and open views of the sea at Playa Rinconada. The main form of the building resembles the shape of a 'J', with robust, grounded elements representing the anchor of fishing boats, symbolizing stability and connection to the earth. These elements are contrasted with lighter, more transparent structures that symbolize fishing nets, allowing for visual permeability and a sense of openness to the sea. The building integrates into the rocky coastal landscape, with volumes that rise from the ground and create a dialogue between solid and void spaces. The design incorporates large openings, framing panoramic views of the ocean, while the protective rocks create a sense of shelter. The roof structure is dynamic and flowing, mimicking the undulating movement of the nets in the wind. Materials are a mix of natural stone, wood, and transparent elements such as glass or light fabric, creating a tension between the solid foundation and the airy upper sections. The circulation is fluid and open, with clear pathways that guide movement from enclosed spaces to the open, panoramic views. The project emphasizes the contrast between the heavy, grounded base and the lightweight, translucent upper structures. Natural light filters through the transparent sections, creating a balance between light and shadow, protection and openness. The surrounding environment includes the coastal landscape, with waves crashing against the rocks, and local fishermen working nearby, blending human activity with the architecture. The setting sun casts warm light, enhancing the textures of the natural and built environment.