Lune de Sang is a unique inter-generational venture that will see a significant former dairying property in northern NSW transformed into a sustainably harvested forest.

Shed 2 is the conceptual inverse of Shed 1. An open structure with a soaring roof, it projects out from the hillside to provide cover for a mute container beneath. The volume is anchored into the hillside to provide elemental prospect and refuge.

Twenty metre long concrete roof beams are knitted into the hillside to anchor the eleven metre cantilevered roof. Beneath this generous hovering roof, walls unfold to facilitate materials handling and storage. A calmness pervades the interior. In time, the structure will be revealed only upon arrival, quietly looking out to the forest waiting for its emergence.

The structures, both for working and habitation, are to be endowed with a sense of permanence. They have been conceived as ruins in the landscape; ancient concrete and stone structures that have been unearthed and retrofitted for comfortable habitation with crisp glass and steel details.