A Toronto Pavilion, Designed by Paul Corsetti

This permanent-foundation pavilion came out of a collaboration with Toronto-area landscape designer Paul Corsetti, who developed the concept and working drawings before our builder brought it to life.

The structure features real stone cladding, solid coping, and a Red Cedar frame that was pre-finished before installation. Copper flashings and gutters were used throughout for a look designed to age well rather than just look good on day one, and the design was built specifically to blend with the existing landscape architecture already on the property — a formal stone fireplace and garden furniture nearby make it a genuine gathering spot for cool evenings.

Many of our best projects start this way: a landscape designer develops the vision and drawings, and we bring the construction expertise to execute it properly. If you’re working with a designer on a garden structure concept, we’re glad to be the builder that makes it real.