The materials with which the construction of the cabin is designed to give a feeling of austerity and of being in a natural or raw state so that the visitor’s attention does not find distraction in them and focuses on their inner self or on the natural environment that surrounds them.

The cabin design is based on directing the visitor’s attention to two focal points. In the first place, the external environment, which encourages visitors to contemplate, absorbing the energy that this beautiful landscape offers them and allowing them to externalize their emotions. Secondly, it seeks to allow visitors to have moments of introspection by focusing their gaze on the interior garden of the cabin. Which encourages an intimate activity, where inside a space with more controlled stimuli, the visitor is allowed to enter into deeper states of consciousness and relaxation.

Before determining what the final design of the cabin would be, a construction system was chosen that would implement not only traditional and simple construction techniques but also a construction system that incorporated local materials that would make the project sustainable.

When choosing stone, wood, and concrete as building materials for the cabin, it was ensured that CO2 consumption was reduced, since these are materials that can be acquired locally and their implementation does not incur massive consumption of energy or water. Additionally, to supply water consumption in a self-sufficient way, it is proposed to collect the rainwater that falls on the interior garden of the cabin. Which would be filtered by the plants and by gravel filters and later would be pumped to the sink located in the interior cabinet. After being used, the gray water would be returned to the natural terrain.