jackson HOUSE
Nestled in the foothills just south of the Teton mountain range, the Jackson House represents an active family retreat with the unique need to accommodate many types of visitors. Pitched roofs accentuate the two-winged layout separating the three-bedroom home from the attached workshop and bunkroom apartment above, ensuring a seamless blend of private family living with the capacity to host substantial groups.
Large glass openings surrounded by flame charred Shou Sugi Ban wood panels, concrete, and steel merge with the surrounding natural landscape while providing breathtaking panoramic views of the forest floor and the peaks beyond. These materials transition from exterior to interior, allowing moments of the home to wrap the outside in. The dynamic entryway provides access to multiple spaces, from walking upstairs to the bedrooms, heading over to the great room, or access to the garage. An outdoor patio connects to the master bedroom, providing easy access to the fresh air of the forest.
Location
Jackson, WY
Status
Complete
Project Team
Architect: Michel Architects
Contractor: Goodrich Built
Photography
Austin Leis
Video
Katherine Montgomery
The home is oriented to thoughtfully frame expansive views of the Teton Range from the Jackson House.
Shou Sugi Ban siding wraps from the exterior facade to interior walls.