Our moon camp consists of several buildings, some aboveground and others underground. Each building has a specific function.

The large red building aboveground is the Kitchen where astronauts will prepare their food. To its right is a large transparent building called the Plant Room. In it, astronauts will grow plants for food and oxygen. Behind the Plant Room is the water filtration station where all water is recycled. On the other side of the kitchen, there is the gym and pool building that astronauts can use to exercise and stay safe from solar flares.

Underground, we can find four small, red, dome-shaped buildings connected by bridges. These are the research labs for astronauts to work. Also underground, four semispheres are two bedrooms and two bathrooms for the astronauts.
Bridges and tunnels connect all the different buildings.

Close to the Lunar Poles

The lunar poles have suitable temperatures for human life and plenty of sunlight for solar energy panels and growing plants. There is also water ice that can be mined and melted to make drinkable water.
Furthermore, part of our camp will be underground to protect astronauts from solar radiation and large meteors.

Astronauts will mine and melt the water ice found on the lunar poles to make drinkable water. They will also filter the water in the water filtration plant to purify and save as much of it as possible.

The main source of food will be the plants that astronauts will grow in the Plant Room of the moon camp. The plant room will have sun shields to protect the plants from overexposure to sunlight since the sun almost always shines on the lunar poles.

Solar energy is the best source of power on the moon. So, astronauts will build solar panels, and batteries will store the electricity produced.

The plants grown by astronauts are the most important source of oxygen in our moon camp. However, astronauts can also heat regolith to produce oxygen in case of emergencies. Also, all the doors of the moon camp are airlocked to prevent air from escaping.

Astronauts will build a large part of the moon camp using polyethylene from Earth, lunar soil, and 3D printers. So, astronauts will 3D print and assemble all the parts they need on the moon using polyethylene and lunar soil.

The parts of our moon camp that are aboveground are made from polyethylene, which is strong enough to stop bullets. So, it will be strong enough to stop meteors. For example, in our 3D model, the kitchen was hit by a massive meteor, and the polyethylene shield stopped it. Polyethylene will also protect astronauts from solar radiation, and during solar flares, astronauts can spend time in the pool.
Finally, some parts of our camp are underground, and this will protect astronauts from both meteors and solar radiation.

Astronauts will start their day by having a healthy breakfast and exercising in the gym and pool.
Then, they can travel around the moon with their robots to collect data and samples. When they come back to the camp, they have lunch. Then, they study the data and samples they collected in the research labs underground. They can also examine their skin and bodies and see how they change on the moon.
Afterward, astronauts will take care of their plants and mine some water ice. They will also need to repair and maintain their moon camp when needed.
After dinner at night, astronauts can read, play games, or talk to their friends and family on Earth before sleeping.