This project proposes a scheme to reveal the hidden history of the Limmo Peninsula in East London and to create an archaeological open-air museum.

After the construction of the eastbound tunnel boring machines for Crossrail, the site remained a wasteland. During the construction, the workers found the remains of the largest Victorian shipyard in Britain. After the excavation work, several underground spaces supported by concrete structures were left on the site. These underground spaces retain relatively intact historical remains. However, many waste materials including broken fire bricks, steel plates, concrete, furnace clinker and other excavated remains - which were considered by archaeologists to have no retention value - were transported to a nearby landfill. The project focuses on using recycled materials, bringing back the displaced elements to reveal the hidden history and create a journey through history.