Queensway Side Yard Makeover

Queensway Side Yard Makeover

This corner lot property is in a leafy neighborhood in the west end of Toronto nestled next to the Humber River south of Bloor Street. The homeowners had 3 main objectives:

  1. Revamp the long narrow space along the back of the house where they have their outdoor dining table with modern paving.
  2. Replace the existing seating area under the pergola with a larger area under a solid roof for protection from the rain.
  3. Find a spot for their existing fire table.

After measuring up the site, Owen Landscape went through a design development
exercise, going with the preferred design as the basis for the Presentation:

Conceptual Design Presentation: Note the use of “Typologies” to tell the “story” of the design intent
Conceptual Design Presentation: Note the use of “Typologies” to tell the “story” of the design intent.

The homeowners opted for having 3D Renderings prepared:

The existing fire table was relocated to a small deck area flanking the house to open up the pavilion patio to the garden.
The existing fire table was relocated to a small deck area flanking the house to open up the pavilion patio to the garden.
A level of detailed design is required to produce the renderings.
A level of detailed design is required to produce the renderings.
The pavilion is on axis with a garden Focal Point

The pavilion is on axis with a garden Focal Point.

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