The following renders correspond to interior and exterior spaces of the design I presented as part of my Master’s Thesis. The project is located in Doñana National Park ( Spain). The program comprises a series of open and enclosed spaces that form a state-of-the-art summer camp. The shape is composed of five ‘ribbons’ that revolve around a center-of-mass open space. These ribbons vary in width and height and get intertwined, generating a diverse spectrum of spaces ranging from open-air to climate-controlled enclosed areas. Most of the chosen materials are locally-sourced are the same used in the vernacular architure of the area. The structure and finishes are made of pine grown in the area and the roof is made with dried heather that grow in the park. The software used to produce this images are Revit for modeling, Lumion for rendering and Photoshop for editing.