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Architects: HGA
- Area: 13200 ft²
- Year: 2024
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Photographs:Albert Vecerka/Esto
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Manufacturers: Lutron, Interface, Sherwin-Williams, Armstrong, Blue Mountain, Corian, Daltile, Forbo, Maharam, Marvin , Milliken, YKK ap America
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Lead Architects: Joan Soranno, John Cook, David Wilson
Text description provided by the architects. The Jackson Hole History Museum establishes a new site for History Jackson Hole (HJH) as a cultural destination and local fixture for education as well as community gathering. The campus effectively puts on display HJH's robust collection in a permanent home for the museum's interactive exhibits, educational programming and events, designed so that locals and visitors alike can form a meaningful connection to the region and those who have inhabited it for millennia. In total, the quarter-acre campus features the new three-story museum, two historic cabins and integrated outdoor space within a design framework that highlights the natural, cultural and architectural past of Jackson Hole while leveraging modern-day building performance and technology.
