This equine property has been conceived as a quiet, responsive intervention in the natural landscape. A collection of modest pavilions is carefully positioned to follow the contours of the land, preserving the existing terrain and allowing the architecture to sit gently within it.

The design embraces simplicity and flexibility, offering a considered arrangement of spaces that balance everyday function with a refined, understated aesthetic. Each structure draws inspiration from traditional rural sheds—pared-back forms with minimalist detailing that feel timeless and grounded.

There is no formal hierarchy between the buildings. Stables, sheds, and other outbuildings are expressed through utilitarian forms, reinforcing a sense of authenticity and purpose. The pavilion typology also enhances access to natural light and cross-ventilation, supporting a sustainable, regenerative approach that echoes the broader goals of the landscape design.