The space beneath serves as a support undercroft, housing the integrated cooking and utility facilities necessary to sustain the Kings Narrative team and their participants during extended gatherings. Tyson and Jess envisioned a space that facilitated both rest and ritual, requesting separate sleeping quarters for men and women that allow participants to sleep safely off the ground while remaining connected to the landscape under the stars. This focus on safety and privacy extends to the inclusion of integrated, separate wash facilities for both groups. Beyond these living quarters, the brief emphasized the necessity of spaces that support traditional practices and communal bonding. This included a dedicated area for the butchery and preparation of kangaroo meat, a small toolshed for practical skill-building, and a larger communal space where the entire group can congregate to cook and eat together. By focusing on these core requirements, the architecture acts as a robust, practical backdrop to the Kings Narrative’s vision and daily operations.