This community park pavilion is designed as a central gathering space that celebrates the cultural identity and everyday life of the Fort McMurray 468 First Nation. Guided by land-based engagement and traditional knowledge, the design takes inspiration from local landforms and the arching shape of moss growing on the forest floor. The pavilion offers flexible, open-air programming space and shelter, supporting year-round community events, storytelling, and ceremony. Through integration of Dene and Cree teachings, the space fosters belonging, resilience, and connection to land, ancestors, and future generations.