Field pavilion, indoor arena and stable precinct

Main Ridge

Mornington Peninsula / Victoria / Documented 2024-2026

Approved cinematic interpretation / pavilion geometry preserved

Project record

One property, two connected stories.

One Mornington Peninsula property, expressed through two connected workstreams: a timber field pavilion and a substantial arena-and-stable precinct designed around horses, people and the landscape.

Documented design / build record

Verified scope

Semi-enclosed pavilion beside an equestrian field
Recycled timber posts, timber deck and profiled metal roof and cladding
Masonry fireplace, parrilla and rainwater storage
Indoor arena approximately 24 x 64 metres and outdoor arena approximately 70 x 30 metres
Six stables, two wash bays, tie-up areas, feed store, tack rooms, lounge and courtyard
Viewing and accommodation areas documented within the wider precinct

Two coordinated document sets establish the property record without exposing its private address. The pavilion for-construction set was issued on 21 March 2025. Arena and stable planning documents span 2024-2025, with interior construction documentation issued in May 2026. These dates prove design and documentation milestones, not a completed-project date.

Blueprint to built experience

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Privacy-cropped issued plan showing the Main Ridge arena and stable precinct as one system

Issued precinct plan / privacy crop / cinematic colour treatment only

Issued planning record / 2024-2025

Start with how the whole property works.

The privacy-cropped precinct plan keeps the indoor and outdoor arenas, stable circulation and support spaces visible as one operating system. It records design intent and relationships, not a claim of completion.

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Interior documentation / 05.2026

Design the moments used every day.

The tack-room documentation resolves storage, benches, fittings and circulation at the scale of daily horse care. This is where a large rural build becomes practical, durable and considered.

Issued tack-room detail / privacy crop / cinematic colour treatment only

Pavilion set / 21.03.2025

Let the structure belong to the field.

The approved cinematic frame carries the documented pavilion geometry, recycled timber and masonry into its landscape setting. It represents the pavilion workstream only and does not depict the arena and stable precinct as built.

Approved cinematic interpretation / pavilion geometry preserved

One property / two workstreams

The Main Ridge record, kept together.

Privacy-cropped fireplace and parrilla construction detail for Main Ridge

Issued detail / privacy crop / cinematic colour treatment

For construction / 21.03.25

Field pavilion

A low, semi-enclosed gathering structure beside the equestrian field, using recycled timber, masonry and sheltered outdoor cooking as part of the landscape.

Privacy-cropped arena and stable precinct plan for Main Ridge

Issued plan / privacy crop / cinematic colour treatment

Planning 2024-2025 / interiors 05.2026

Arena and stable precinct

A coordinated horse precinct combining indoor and outdoor riding, six stables, wash and tie-up areas, tack and feed functions, viewing, courtyard and accommodation spaces.

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22.11.24

Original planning issue for the arena and stable precinct.

12.02.25

Planning response issue records the developed facility design.

21.03.25

Field pavilion architectural set issued for construction.

31.10.25

Arena and stable planning permit endorsed.

05.2026

Interior construction documentation issued for the stable precinct.

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