Rehabilitation of The Rockcliffe Pavilion

Rockcliffe Pavilion is a century-old heritage structure that serves as a popular lookout and destination for weddings and ceremonies.

The NCC performed general rehabilitation work to restore this significant landmark and will add a food and beverage offering.

The work was completed in fall 2026, and the pavilion is now open to the public. 

This project involved a comprehensive rehabilitation of the pavilion, while preserving the heritage of the building. The scope of work includes civil and infrastructure improvements, structural repairs, and waterproofing.

Specifically, this project accomplished:

• the rehabilitation of the pavilion and infrastructure improvements;
• structural repairs of the basement walls and terrace floor;
• upgrades in roof structure;
• waterproofing the structure to ensure the building’s integrity;
• foundation and precast concrete repairs;
• mechanical and electrical repairs;
• window replacement;
• infrastructure work to accommodate a food and beverage service;
• removal and replacement of water and sewer infrastructure for the existing washroom facilities.

For more information about Rockcliffe Park and the Rockeries, please visit: Rockcliffe Park and the Rockeries | National Capital Commission