Design a sustainable electricity station integrating historic silos on a coastal site, using an adaptive reuse approach with an emphasis on glass, steel, and wood materials. The structure features large glass facades that allow visibility into the station’s interior, showcasing the industrial elements within. Repurposed silos are modernized with steel frameworks, reclaimed wood accents, and sections of transparent glass, maintaining a connection to the port’s commercial heritage. The design incorporates renewable energy sources such as solar panels and small wind turbines attached to the silos. The station’s interior has open-plan layouts, highlighted by exposed steel beams and timber structures that add warmth and texture. The site plan includes paths with greenery and bike lanes surrounding the building, blending seamlessly into the green axis while encouraging public engagement with the industrial aesthetic.