Essential
Engineered oak floors, quartz kitchen counters, aluminum-clad timber windows, tiled bathrooms, seeded lawn and planting beds.
A long, low line in the landscape.

A home, in five chapters
A low, single-story pavilion with a generous central living space and a covered outdoor room. Two wings separate sleeping, working and gathering.

01 / Step inside
A generous central room joins two private wings under a single roof. A long covered edge brings the house close to the landscape, making everyday life flow naturally between inside and out.

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02 / Follow the light
Watch the light find its way across the broad elevation and into the central room. A covered terrace tempers the sun while preserving a close connection to the garden.

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03 / Look a little deeper
A simple pitched roof holds a generous central space. The plan opens at the middle and becomes quieter at each end, giving every activity a comfortable place.

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04 / A plan for living
An overhead view brings the relationships into focus. Follow the path from the front door to the quietest corner, then explore each room in the interactive plan below.
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The plan, in detail
Select a room to understand its place in the home. Dimensions and layouts are conceptual.
The Pavilion includes living & dining, kitchen & pantry, study, primary suite, bedroom two, bedroom three & bath. The complete concept area is 2,583 sq ft.
05 / Beyond the walls
A covered outdoor room runs alongside daily life. Eat outside, read in the shade, or simply open the doors and let the living room become a little larger.
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More of The Pavilion
Photographs of this concept and the materials it is made from.
The investment
The Pavilion begins at $1,040,000. Explore the effect of your specification and options on the illustrative build range.
The starting build range is $1,040,000–$1,390,000 USD.
Illustrative USD build ranges. Land, site works, permits, professional fees and taxes are excluded. Final scope and location change the price.
What to expect
A representative shape for The Pavilion. Your real timeline, specification and team would be set out in your own agreement.
A representative timeline
What each specification tier includes
Engineered oak floors, quartz kitchen counters, aluminum-clad timber windows, tiled bathrooms, seeded lawn and planting beds.
Wider oak boards, stone counters and upgraded joinery, larger sliding glass, stone-tiled bathrooms, a planted terrace.
Wide-plank oak, bespoke joinery throughout, minimal-frame glazing, stone bathrooms with a freestanding tub, a designed landscape with mature trees.
Payment stages
Names only. Amounts are set in each real contract.
Aftercare
A handover walkthrough, a check-in after the first season, and a defects period whose length is set in each real contract.
Who you work with

Architecture & creative direction
Your lead
Technical design & delivery

Interiors & material direction

Landscape & place
Service region: set for each real project.
Another way of living
01 / Single storyA private garden. A more open way to live.
02 / Two storiesRoom to gather. Space to retreat.