"A large-scale, modern, and sustainable visitor center located at the top of a hill surrounded by lush, dense trees. The expansive building features contemporary architecture with a robust wooden structure as its core element, including a wooden roof framework (cabrera) that enhances its natural aesthetic. The structure is combined with massive glass facades that offer sweeping panoramic views of the natural landscape. The design integrates harmoniously with nature, utilizing organic materials such as recycled wood, glass, and steel. With its significant size, the structure is designed to accommodate a high number of visitors comfortably, featuring a horizontal layout with a maximum of two floors and spacious interiors. The building has a green roof with expansive gardened areas, blending seamlessly into the surrounding environment. Inside, the prominent use of wood dominates, with warm finishes and minimalist design creating an inviting yet modern atmosphere. The structure is carefully designed to rest lightly on the terrain, minimizing disruption to the natural landscape while preserving the surrounding ecosystem. By prioritizing a sustainable design and low-impact construction, the visitor center provides generous open spaces for visitors to gather and connect with the environment."