Lune de Sang is a unique inter-generational venture that will see former dairy farm properties transformed into a rainforest landscape for selective harvesting. Time is a fascinating consideration for the project as the native species planted will take up to 300 years to mature. The sheds and houses designed amongst the site are conceived with a sense of permanence in response to the rainforest timeframes.

Toby Breakspear was fortunate to work on the Lune de Sang project for two years with CHROFI prior to establishing Breakspear Architects. He is very grateful for the experience, and it has informed much of how he approaches design with Breakspear Architects.

By CHROFI, Toby Breakspear as Project Architect, John Choi, Steven Fighera, Tai Ropiha, Jerome Cateaux, Clinton Weaver, Linda Lam, Felix Rasch, 2009-2011. Photography by Brett Boardman.

2015 Chicago Athenaeum International Architecture Awards
2014 World Architecture Festival category winner
2014 Archdaily finalist for World Building of the Year
2014 Australian Institute of Architects, Commercial Architecture Award
2014 Architizer A+ Award, Category Winner