Sustainable Design
Our pavilion is designed with low-carbon materials, ensuring that we minimize our ecological footprint while serving the community.
This image is a light study of our planned space
Collaboration with Students
Our community volunteers partnering with Dalhousie Architecture students, will gain hands-on experience while enriching our project with innovative ideas.
Community-Centric Approach
Our project is rooted in community input and participation, ensuring that the pavilion meets the needs of the locals it serves.
This video shows the Scotsburn Community Food Forest which has created 1000's of community interactions and builds on a long history of collaborative community led efforts which include all of the Scotsburn Trailhead Park assets, the local firehall and the Scotsburn Cooperative (now part of Agropur)
