This four-level medieval castle features a deliberately asymmetrical structure, inspired by medieval architecture and with clear gothic influences. Its design combines a palette of bone blocks, stone bricks, and spruce wood, creating a contrast between the light surfaces of the structure and the dark tones of its wooden elements. The castle has three towers arranged in an irregular manner, reinforcing its defensive appearance and avoiding an overly symmetrical composition. Although the interior lacks decoration, the exterior includes a decorated corridor that runs along part of the structure and adds detail and depth to the facade. The result is a sober and monumental fortress, where the irregularity of its architecture gives it a more ancient and organic appearance, as if it had been expanded and modified over generations.