Skip to content

Hillside Pavilion

Project Details

DESIGN TEAM

Woodhull

BUILD TEAM

Woodhull

MILLWORK TEAM

Woodhull

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

Soren DeNiord Design Studio

LANDSCAPE INSTALL

Pinnacle Landscape and Design

LOCATION

Cumberland Foreside, Maine

PHOTOGRAPHY

Trent Bell

Services

Architecture
Construction
Millwork

Inspired by potential.

This project was a second collaboration between our team and clients who wanted to create a separate outdoor kitchen, guest house, and exercise space overlooking Casco Bay to complement their main house, Spears Hill.

Crafting intrigue.

It was essential to strike a balance between the two structures. The pavilion, only a short distance from the main house, sits higher and had to complement the home, not overpower it. The sharp roofline recedes when viewed from the house or the pool area while still capturing panoramic views.

Board-formed concrete adds character to the space and establishes a visual boundary with the neighboring property, using a long concrete wall as a distinctive feature. This wall was a reference point throughout the project, and it allowed us to align and cantilever the roof, creating an impressive outdoor porch.

Built on trust.

Early on, the clients demonstrated their passion for the project and appreciation for architecture, actively engaging in the design process. The energy and focus dedicated to this project were palpable, resulting in a building that exudes quality and craftsmanship. The vision of the clients and the architects aligned seamlessly, allowing the project to unfold as a fully realized and satisfying endeavor. The project served as a testament to the power of trust.

Ready to start?

 Every project begins with a conversation.

Get the insider perspective

Sign up to receive the Woodhull Digest, a behind the scenes look at our millwork shop, construction process, and the evolution of our designs, sent straight to your inbox.