Minimal Polycarbonate Terrace Roof

I need help turning a straightforward idea into a build-ready plan: a slim, freestanding roof that sits over my outdoor sauna and ice bath on the terrace. Think “bus-stop shelter” in spirit—just enough to keep rain off—yet so light and clean that it almost disappears.

Key details you should work with
• Supporting frame in wood, limited to two posts if structurally feasible, so sightlines stay open.
• Roofing in clear or lightly-tinted polycarbonate sheets; I still want daylight and a view of the sky.
• Overall height must align with the other elements already on the terrace so the new piece feels integrated rather than tacked on.

You’ll find the terrace plan and current layout attached for exact dimensions and placement.

What I’m expecting from you
1. A concise set of drawings (plan, elevation, and a simple 3D or SketchUp view) showing post positions, roof pitch, and fastening details.
2. A short materials list with section sizes for the timber, recommended polycarbonate thickness, and appropriate hardware.
3. Basic assembly notes so any competent carpenter can build it without guesswork.

If you have clever ideas for keeping the structure minimal—hidden brackets, laminated posts, tension rods—I’m all ears, as long as the look stays light.