Osmond Daly Estate pool, stone terraces and fire bowls

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Backyards built from a real plan.

These projects show how pool, stone, structure, fire, water and planting can work as one property.

Selected work

A closer look at the work

Explore the scope, features and design decisions behind each project or study.

Osmond Daly Estate pool, stone terraces and fire bowls

Ottawa

Osmond Daly Estate

A four-month estate build with a cabana, outdoor fireplace, fire bowls and water features composed around the pool.

$500K–$600K · Four-month installation · Cabana · Fireplace · Fire bowls · Water features

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Chesswood outdoor kitchen and natural-stone terrace

Ottawa

Chesswood Retreat

A complete backyard project with a sunken fire lounge, outdoor kitchen, dining area and pool composed as one setting.

$200K–$300K entire-project range · Two-month timeline · Fire lounge · Outdoor dining

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Astrolabe pool, waterfall and modern pool house

Ottawa

Astrolabe Ravine

An award-recognized build with sheer waterfalls spilling from a stone wall into a heated pool.

$375K–$475K · Ten-week installation · Heated pool · Stone wall · Water features

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Mickelberry Hangout pool, Ipe deck and outdoor living area

Ottawa

Mickelberry Hangout

A compact modern backyard with an inground pool, Ipe decking and a built-in grill island. The project was recognized by the Pool & Hot Tub Council of Canada.

$120K–$180K · Two-month installation · Pool · Ipe deck · Grill island

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Rivercrest timber pavilion and stone fire feature framed by mature trees

Ottawa

Rivercrest Escape

A wooded property organized around a pool, spa and covered cabana, with water and fire features tying the spaces together.

$225K–$275K · Two-month installation · Pool · Spa · Cabana · Fire and water

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What To Notice

The details belong to the same drawing

The strongest properties do not read like a list of separate upgrades. The path meets the patio cleanly. The lighting lands where people walk. Planting softens the stone without hiding it.

That coordination is the point of designing first and building from one approved plan.