A two storey pavilion building on a steeply sloping site, encloses an classroom space, sauna and biomass boiler. It was constructed at Trealy Farm, a working farm known for its rare breeds and artisanal charcuterie products.

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At first floor level, the pavilion creates a new multi-function space for activities such as a meat course which teaches participants about rearing animals for meat as well local school visits to teach children about farming and animals first hand.

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At ground level, there is a biomass boiler which replaces the traditional energy source of this working family farm and home as well as a sauna which benefits from the local heat production. The pavilion is clad in traditional hand made cedar shingles and offers spectacular views over the landscape.