The buildings are arranged into a Main Reception and Administration building with annex buildings which align themselves in a linear pattern through the masterplan. The annex buildings have many functions to facility the need of education, some of the disciplines include:

• Farriery school
• Equestrian Area
• Stables and Tack Store
• Animal Care and Horticulture
• Tractor Driving Area
• Farming Equipment maintenance area
• Canoe Centre
• Farm Shop
• Organic Foods education centre
• Student accommodation

The concept for the project itself was a natural design migration towards the “ploughing” of fields and how visually through this agricultural process a clear geometric order within a very natural landscape occurs. This linear tapestry layered itself through the master planning and the building aesthetic.

The main buildings used a framework that was very rectilinear and provided an efficient way to fabricate the buildings within the budget levels. Cor Ten steel was used to fabricate the “frames” and main cladding system and was then textured with timber louvres and green vertical walls that formed part of the horticultural education programme.