Blue Water Concepts - The Hardy Island Project
Builder: Blue Water Concepts
The Hardy Island Project stands as a strong example of Hayden’s construction management experience and ability to lead complex, large-scale projects. Working within a tight construction timeline and the challenges of a remote island site, the project required careful planning, logistical coordination, and clear leadership across a broad scope of work.
Hayden played a central role in managing crew schedules, material deliveries, and sequencing trades in an environment where access, weather, and transport constraints added layers of complexity. Keeping the project on track demanded adaptability, strong communication, and a proactive approach to problem-solving, particularly when unexpected challenges arose.
The build highlighted Hayden’s capacity to take on larger projects with demanding logistics while maintaining build quality, efficiency, and team cohesion. The experience further strengthened his ability to manage high-pressure construction environments and deliver consistent results under complex conditions.
The A-frame bunkhouse emerged from Hayden’s creative collaboration with the client while exploring ways to expand guest accommodations without disrupting the main home. The idea centered on creating a dedicated retreat for visitors — a space that felt separate, quiet, and closely connected to the surrounding water and landscape.
Before design and construction began, Hayden and the client scoped out potential locations on the property, evaluating sightlines, access, tides, terrain, and the overall experience of arriving at the structure. The final concept balanced simplicity with character: a compact, striking A-frame form that complements the natural setting while providing a memorable and functional guest space.
This project reflects Hayden’s ability to pair practical building insight with thoughtful design thinking—identifying opportunities, shaping concepts, and turning ideas into distinctive, buildable outcomes.




















