A monumental interior that conveys a sense of abyss, where the viewer feels tiny in the face of the grandeur of the architecture. The space is marked by towering ceilings and colossal structures made of reinforced concrete and steel, creating an atmosphere of awe and discomfort. The rough concrete walls rise imposingly, accentuating the feeling of vastness. The floor, made of polished and reflective material, acts like a mirror, amplifying the immensity of the space and reflecting the shadows and light that filter through large glass windows. The warm light from the outside, tinged with the yellow tones of the sunset, contrasts sharply with the darkness inside, creating a visual tension. In one corner of the space, a small pool or fountain with still water serves as a mirror, capturing the forms of the surroundings and enhancing the sense of depth and stillness. The materiality of the concrete, steel, and glass feels tangible, almost palpable, in an austere atmosphere full of presence. The image evokes the atmosphere of Peter Zumthor's Thermal Baths in Vals, where the interplay of light, materials, and reflections generates a profound sense of grandeur and isolation