This 3D model represents a characteristic coastal concrete structure defined by a clear adaptation to uneven terrain. The design reflects a functional response to natural slope variations, where the supporting framework compensates for differences in elevation through a sequence of angular reinforcements and triangulated supports. The mesh analysis reveals a deliberate distribution of load across inclined beams, emphasizing stability over ornamental detail. Subtle irregularities in the geometry suggest manual construction processes, typical of mid-20th century engineering practices, where precision was balanced with material limitations and on-site adjustments.