Each level of the Hermit House represents a stage in human needs.

• The first level elevates the structure above the ground, addressing the need for safety and protection.

• The second level is dedicated to everyday living, accommodating dining and sleeping in a large bed.

• The third level functions as a workspace, where the hermit creates while observing the forest through a large panoramic window.

• The uppermost level is stripped of material objects, offering a space for self-reflection, meditation, and contemplation of one’s place in the universe.