Once a vital medical hub along Taiwan's Central Cross-Island Highway, the Shengguang Workstation carries a collective memory of alpine life. Facing modern emotional exhaustion, this design acts as a "Contemporary Diagnosis," transforming an infrastructure of construction into a forest healing station. By adapting the dormitory, clinic, and working hall, it creates a spatial sequence of pausing, sensing, reflecting, and reconnecting. Through minimal intervention, the design preserves historical textures, allowing nature and architecture to heal body and mind while rebuilding a sense of place.