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Architects: DYNIA ARCHITECTS
- Area: 8500 ft²
- Year: 2015
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Photographs:David Agnello
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Manufacturers: Bulthaup, Montigo, Oakley Stone
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Lead Architects: Stephen Dynia, Karen Parent
Text description provided by the architects. This slope side 8,500 square foot residence at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort was designed to host a Brazilian restaurateur’s large extended family during their summer and winter retreats. Rigorous community design guidelines influenced the low-key exterior; vertically stacked Oakley stone is juxtaposed with horizontal planks of naturally patinated Montana wind fencing. The interior finishes are an elegant and restrained material palette of white oak, grey stone, and white drywall. Large windows and an extensive interior glazing package, including a glass floor above the entry, allows for maximum light infiltration and visually connects the two levels of the home.
