Lune de Sang Pavilion_Chrofi

Eoin had the opportunity to contribute to the Lune de Sang project during his time at Chrofi. This project is a visionary multi-generational endeavor, spanning 300 years, aimed at transforming a former dairy farm into a sustainable harvest forest. This initiative seeks to reintroduce a portion of subtropical rainforest to the Byron Bay hinterland, contributing to environmental sustainability and restoration.

The Lune de Sang project encompasses a collection of five structures, each serving a unique purpose on the site. This includes two operational sheds, a guesthouse, and a residence for the general manager. Among these, the Pavilion stands out for its community-centric design. This building is thoughtfully split into two distinct sections: one side offers an open and welcoming space for local gatherings, promoting a sense of community and public engagement, while the other side serves as a secluded retreat, providing a sanctuary of intense privacy. This dual-purpose design underscores the project's commitment to both communal connectivity and individual tranquility.