The project creates a design that uncovers, transforms, and maintains a piece of land in the Lea Valley for the next 150 years, or more, through an embedded, adaptable, and elevating vision.

The land chosen for the project has been neglected for years, primarily used as a location for a bus depot. New ideas have promised to turn the valley into a green leisure destination. This design retains the building's history and adapts it to the space and the potential of the structure.

Data from an onsite investigation revealed that the soil was suitable for rammed-earth design. The area is converted into a rammed earth block factory and a residential building with common areas.

The project showcases how a rammed earth factory might alter and inspire neighbourhood restoration and demonstrates how rammed earth structures can resist harsh conditions.