森林中的小屋群：杉木百叶的公厕村落

Design a public toilet in the manner of Kengo Kuma, conceived not as one building but as a small village of huts scattered in woodland. Show five separate small structures of different sizes, each clad entirely in cedar board louvres fixed at slightly random angles so the surfaces read as textured and irregular rather than machined, the timber left to weather to a silvery grey at the edges while staying warm within. Detail each hut as serving a different need — one for wheelchair access with a wider door, one fitted for child care, one for grooming, and two standard — so their sizes and openings differ honestly. Show the huts connected by a meandering path of stepping stones and compacted gravel that winds between them and disappears into the surrounding planting. Detail the setting as dense park greenery — mature trees, ferns and shade-tolerant ground cover pressing right up to the timber walls. Show dappled sunlight falling through the canopy and striping the louvres. Photorealistic, warm cedar and deep green, dappled, eye-level view along the path.