We are in an era of accelerated climate change. Rising sea levels caused by global warming will affect large numbers of people living in coastal areas through unpredictable floods. This rewilding project is about the patience needed to embrace the unpredictable.

The site, an extensive low-lying area protected by an embankments system, is located on the London/Kent border. The proposal aims to enhance ecological diversity by demolishing some embankments and allowing the river to re-enter this area, transforming it back into wetlands and tidal marshes. The changes in the river's course and the daily tide enable people to perceive and participate in the uncertainty of nature. The keystone species, Eurasian beaver, will be introduced to enhance biodiversity over time. Topography takes the form of a boat, scaled to beaver habitat. These lush islands, like the Ark, sustain human and animal activities after the river is introduced.