Chapel in the Field: Burnt Timber Formwork and Dripped Wax Floor

Design a tiny field chapel in the manner of Peter Zumthor built by stacking 112 tree trunks into a tepee, casting rammed concrete around them in 24 daily layers, then burning the timber away so the charred grain is left imprinted on the inner walls. Compose a plain windowless concrete monolith standing alone in a ploughed field, its outer faces showing 24 horizontal pour lines, a small triangular steel door, no path or landscaping, a single tree on the horizon, cold flat winter daylight, low eye-level view across the field, 35mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K