Based on research and analysis, a system was developed for a portable, adaptable structure with an extraordinary composition. The composition consists of wooden studs with hexagonal perforations at the ends. These perforations are reinforced with a steel frame of the same shape. The wooden battens are then threaded onto a steel rod in the form of a hexagon. The perforations on one side of the stud are rotated 30° compared to the perforations on the other side. This increases the possibility of variation in how the structure can be built, with twelve different angles becoming possible instead of six (see drawing). A hose clamp is attached to the end of the steel rod to prevent lateral movement of the battens. To protect against the ground, a steel element is used.

The structure provides a clear vertical direction through the ribs, which also create a distinct direction within the structure. The rooms formed blend together as the gaps between the wooden ribs blur the boundaries, while the structure varies between larger and smaller spatial volumes. Additionally, the ribs create a rhythm that generates beautiful play of light. The composition evokes associations with weaving and knots. The structural element (the hexagonal steel rod) also becomes a decorative detail as the hexagon element communicates with the structure as a whole, sharing the same shape and angles. This approach, linking details to the entirety, can be found in several projects by Mies van der Rohe.

The structure is designed to easily be transported between different locations and adjusted in size and adapted to the topography (changes in height) of the site. Also, if a tree is present, some wooden studs can be removed, integrating the surroundings into the structure. The structure also allows for the creation of seating and larger "beds."

The system can be used to define a space for temporary events, provide shelter from the wind, and contribute to relaxation and contemplation in daily life.

The structure can easily be assembled, disassembled, moved, adjusted for a specific locations, and recycled. Assembly and disassembly are carried out according to the drawings. At transportation, the wooden studs, steel rods, and other components are packed separately to minimize volume and environmental impact, enabling transportation by truck. After the structure's lifespan is over, the steel can be separated from the wooden parts and recycled to give life to something new.