The architects designed the Bird Blind pavilions in order to enhance the East Point bird-watching experience. A network of rehabilitated trails lead to and from the pavilions, which act as a shelter, gathering space, and vantage point for Lake Ontario and pond views.
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Laser-cut patterns on the side sheet mimic bird flocks, with the names of species that frequent this migratory flyover-stopover site. Precast and cast-in-place concrete, galvanized grating and weathered steelaccentuate the rough natural qualities of the site and ensure durability and minimal environmental impact of the structures on their surroundings.
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Photos bySteven Evans/PLANT Architect Inc.
