This telephone booth was designed and fabricated entirely by our studio, based on the client's design concept and technical specifications. Conceived as a freestanding object, it reinterprets the typology of the traditional public payphone through the contemporary, minimalist design language that defines our studio's work. The construction consists of three primary elements: the booth enclosure, the vertical supporting structure, and the base platform. The main body is shaped as a recessed niche that accommodates the telephone, creating a distinct and intimate interaction space within the object. An illuminated sign has been seamlessly integrated into the upper section, serving both as a clear visual reference to the booth's function as well as a distinctive wayfinding element. The vertical support was designed as a single structural component which  refers  to the familiar form of the traditional public payphone. The carefully considered proportions between the enclosure and the support create a balanced composition while reinforcing the clarity of the overall geometry. The base platform follows the same form and line as the rest of the construction and has been designed to enhance the booth's stability and structural integrity. The final finish was completed  by using matte clear coatings, preserving the natural character of the oak veneer while providing a durable surface suitable for everyday use.