The main site is Abney Park, a Victorian cemetery turned public park and urban woodland with a history of difference and contestation. Lottery-funded council plans for regeneration have been met with resistance and aim to erase the park’s past conflicts. It is an existential threat to the park.

The proposed scheme opposes the park's planned future and rejects the transition to a sanitised commercial landscape. Instead, it aims to undo the forced modernity by salvaging the cemetery's stone using ancient techniques. The stone will be reworked, re-cut and aggregated to create an architecture of aberration in various scales. Additionally, a new alternative gatehouse and a collection of micro-architectures, designed through real-time simulation methods, highlight the passage of time and indicate future transformations.