Jutland Pavilion

Residential

jutland Pavilion

The Jutland Pavilion is proposed as a discrete garden addition to the heritage listed Jutland House.

Located within the established gardens of the main house, the pavilion features oversized structural elements designed to form an arbor/trellis. As the surrounding planting matures the pavilion will be reclaimed by the garden and transform into part relic – part grotto.

The pavilion is intended to have wide programmatic potential; residential accommodation, event venue for small gatherings or self-contained studio space.

Images: AAO

Lightweight timber‑framed pavilion with full‑height glazing and an extended flat roof, elevated lightly above a grassy slope and surrounded by mature trees.
Glass‑walled pavilion with vertical timber panels facing a landscaped garden, showing a living space inside and a second building partially covered in greenery behind.
Round marble dining table and chairs inside a timber‑lined pavilion, with floor‑to‑ceiling glass opening to a sunlit garden of trees and shrubs.