The brief was to create a new facility, which was light and airy, connected to the exterior. These facilities were required to be a “delight”. Timber was always going to play a major part in the finishing of the building. This is a “hut in the bush” – reminiscent of the basic buildings of this land.

The building consists of a large gabled roof supported on a post and beam structure with glass walls to 50% of the exterior beneath. The solid surfaces of the walls are concrete block, which is tiled as for the floor to the interior and enclosed with pine boarding to the exterior. Along the ridge of the roof is a skylight, which floods the building with natural light.