This seasonal residence takes design cues from its unique Jackson Hole site with panoramic mountain views. Modern materials including exposed steel, raw concrete and oiled cedar provide a sophisticated counterpoint to the surrounding natural beauty.
A 20-foot height restriction dictated a design that maximizes views through a stepped composition. The house emerges from the land, then parallels the slope of the butte with progressively-lower, flat, grassy roof lines. Connection with the natural surroundings is heightened by the addition of a reflecting pool and flowing water trough that courses along the structure’s exterior providing a pleasant outdoor terrace experience.
Status: Built
Location: Jackson, WY, US
My Role: Project Intern from Pre-Design up to the Construction Phase. Produced both 3D and physical model visualizations for client presentations and project graphics, assisted development of the construction document set, performed materials and finishes research
Additional Credits: With Ward+Blake Architects.
