Project background

The David Douglas pavilion was built for Pitlochry’s Scottish Plant Collectors Garden and its design intended to be innovative and promote the use of home grown timber. The primary structure is made entirely of untreated Scottish Douglas Fir. The roof is clad in untreated, heartwood larch shingles whilst doors and windows are made from laminated Scottish oak. The pavilion was designed and built in collaboration the Gaia Group who were approached by Scottish Enterprise and the Scottish Forest Industries Cluster Group because of their strong eco principles.

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Gaia Group

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The building sits snuggley amidst the trees

The glazed entranceThe lovely leaf shaped shingles on the roof

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