The forest where this project was implemented was originally meant to be the site of a power plant, but the plan was abandoned due to various constraints. This project developed the site into an accommodation facility that works with nature, hosting a new type of power generation facility that enables the forest and humans to coexist in harmony. High-precision simulations and tree surveys were carried out to achieve a panel layout that avoided the need to cut down trees. The solution adopted was to install roofs in elevated positions that avoided the trees. The designers achieved excellence in this process, turning these conditions to their advantage to create roomy areas under the eaves and distinctive interior spaces that extend upwards, making their height a virtue. While the design of the solar panels themselves could not be changed, the designers succeeded in combining function with beauty by treating the size of a single panel as a roof, creating attractive clusters of buildings that blend in with the forest. We wish to offer high praise for their imagination and skill in transforming a challenge into charm. As a proposal for the shape of architecture in the coming age of coexistence between nature and buildings, this is a valuable initiative.