Behind the house sits The Workings: a new landscape assembled from the geological, industrial, and formal traces embedded within the estate. Fault lines become paths, mining landforms become mounds and excavations, and historic geometries are reworked into a framework of planting, water, and movement.

Part landscape, part land art, The Workings shifts attention away from aristocratic display and towards the deeper forces that shaped Wentworth itself.

A network of trails reconnects visitors with the wider estate through movement rather than spectacle. Following topography, woodland edges, and former industrial landscapes, they reveal Wentworth gradually through exploration rather than processional views.

Along each route, a series of interventions known as Stages creates moments of framing, concealment, pause, and encounter, transforming the estate from a landscape to be viewed into one to be discovered.