In this context, 'lashing' refers to the act of tying or binding materials together using cords, ropes, or similar means. The idea of utilising this method as a structural element in building design and construction drives the project.

Typically, structural analysis involves studying the strength, stability, and load-bearing capacity of materials to ensure their suitability for construction. In this case, the focus is on the 'unstandardised'.

By examining the load path, insights are gained into how the material behaves under different types of stress in order to determine its structural capabilities.

These plans demonstrate the interior self-build allocation for the scouts to reinterpret the space to their needs.