Taylor Dining Pavilion

A Flat-Packed, Farm-To-Table Dining Pavilion

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The pavilion is situated in the midst of the client’s garden, and allows them the ability to experience its dynamic presence first hand. Aside from a pleasant, insect-free place to spend a summer evening, the pavilion was programmed to provide a unique functional feature. Its direct adjacency to the fruits, vegetables and herbs of the garden allows for meals to be developed and prepared on the spot—fine-tuned to that particular day’s bounty.

The project, including built-in casework and a custom dining table fabricated from the materials of the pavilion, was designed, modeled, prototyped and constructed in-house in our fabrication shop and studio. el dorado was both the architect and the builder of the pavilion.
  • 2001
  • Architect, Fabricator
  • Edgerton, MO
  • 430 SF

Client

  • Linda Gill Taylor and Steve Taylor

Eldo Team

  • Doug Stockman

Press

  • Custom Home, Shelley D. Hutchins, “Garden Party,” 2008
  • Rooms Outside the House: from Gazebos to Garden Rooms, James Grayson Trulove
  • “Taylor Pavilion,” 2005
  • Kansas City Home Design, Jessica Woodland, “Radical Pragmatist,” 2008
  • XXSmall Houses, Casey C. M. Mathewson, “Out on the Farm,” 2005
  • Organic Style, Kelly Tagore, “Little Pavilion on the Prairie (PDF),” 2003
  • Kansas City Star, Cindy Hoedel, “Screened Dream,” 2001
  • Kansas City Star Magazine, Eryn Swanson,”The Lens of a Legacy,” 2010

Photography

  • Mike Sinclair

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