Triangular Prism of the Holocaust Memorial: A Corridor Carved into the Mountain

Design a memorial museum in the manner of Moshe Safdie as a long triangular concrete prism driven straight through a hillside, buried for most of its length and cantilevering out into open air at the far end. Compose the sharp prow projecting over the valley with a full-height glazed end wall, the narrow skylight slot running along the ridge of the prism, raw board-marked concrete, pine-covered Jerusalem hills beyond, hard clear light at the opening, low view at the cantilever, 24mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K