TIMBERCOAST PROJECTS
Explore Timbercoast’s portfolio of custom construction, renovation, fine woodworking and furniture projects across Vancouver Island. From remote and off-grid builds to coastal homes, hospitality spaces and carefully crafted details, each project reflects our commitment to practical design, quality craftsmanship and thoughtful construction.
West Coast Trail Guardian Cabin: Camper Creek
An off-grid Gaurdian cabin located at Camper Creek at killometer 62 of Vancouver Island’s West Coast Trail in the traditional territories of the Pacheedaht First Nation.
West Coast Trail GuArdian Cabin: TSOCOWIS Creek
An off-grid Guardian cabin located at Tsocowis Creek at kilometre 17 of Vancouver Island’s West Coast Trail in the traditional territories of the Ditidhat First Nation.
West Coast Trail: Balaats'adt (Nitinaht)
The regestration centre at Balaats’adt marks the mid-way entry point to the West Coast Trail in Pacific Rim National Par
West Coast Trail Gaurdian Cabin: Kiiixin
The cabin functions as an operational base for the Huu-ay-aht Guardians who protect the neighboring Kiix̣in National Historic Site.
TOURISM: Crow & Gate Pub
Custom fine furniture designed and built for the Crow & Gate Pub garden, combining durable materials, thoughtful craftsmanship and a distinctly West Coast sensibility.
Tourism: Yellow Point Lodge
Timbercoast has worked with Yellow Point Lodge for years, providing creative and practical solutions to unusual construction challenges. Our experience and broad knowledge allow us to develop efficient approaches that stay on budget while meeting a high standard of quality.
TOURISM: Pacheena Bay Campground
A purpose-built bathroom facility designed for a remote West Coast campground, balancing durability, practicality and the demands of a high-use coastal environment. The project reflects Timbercoast’s approach to creating functional buildings that are well suited to their setting and built for long-term use.
Tourism: Nitinaht
A practical registration and reception building featuring prominent Indigenous totem work and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.