Bayview Pavilion
An expanding library of pavilion ideas. Every board combines rendered obliques, four elevations, a roof plan, and a floor plan so the options can be compared as whole buildings—not isolated images.
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The approved gable ridge resolves into shallow hips over the faceted pavilion.
A narrow glazed lantern lifts above the low roof to bring daylight and ventilation inside.
A compact glazed and louvered cupola crowns a broad clipped-gable roof.
Two parallel gables create separate but connected kitchen and gathering bays.
A low hipped form gathers around a substantial central fieldstone hearth wall.
Two roof wings rise away from a dramatic central valley.
A low glazed drum sits beneath a dark roof ring and central oculus.
A tall glazed patio face transitions into a long protective saltbox roof sweep.
Three modest sawtooth bays wash the kitchen with high, controlled daylight.
Curved glulam ribs form one warm barrel-vaulted room beneath dark metal.
The butterfly concept with the grill landward and the water beyond the opposite patio side.
The glass drum is reoriented so the open patio edge faces the water opposite the grill.
The saltbox opens toward the water while its long roof protects the landward kitchen wall.
The sawtooth room opens toward the water, with the grill and service core on the wooded side.
The glulam vault frames the water-facing opening opposite the landward grill wall.
These are visual design studies, not measured, permit-ready, engineering, or construction documents.
