This structure was commissioned by a mateiarch in Long Island, NY, to be used as an eating pavilion for her extended family and also a solitary oasis in nature. It allows the reclaimed and new cedar wood to speak. Construction waste is utilized at all rails. A steel rod for mosquito netting and LED discrete lights for nightime star-gazing.
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