Peaks View Residence, Wilson, Wyo.

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Peaks View Residence, Jackson, Wyo. – Front Entry Merit Award -… Read More Peaks View Residence, Jackson, Wyo. – Front Entry Merit Award – Custom Home / More Than 5,000 Square Feet Entrant/Architect: Carney Logan Burke Architects, Jackson, Wyo. Builder: Dembergh Construction, Wilson, Wyo. Landscape architect: Hershberger Design, Jackson Living space: 6,700 square feet Site: 3 acres Construction cost: Withheld Photographer: Matthew Millman. The Peaks View residence's two gabled roofs come together at a 90-degree angle.

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By placing the gabled roofs at the front of the house, Carney Lo… Read More By placing the gabled roofs at the front of the house, Carney Logan Burke Architects helped the project fit into its traditionally-styled neighborhood.

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The flat-roofed, glass-walled living pavilion extends into the b… Read More The flat-roofed, glass-walled living pavilion extends into the backyard.

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The architects placed the more modern living pavilion on the rea… Read More The architects placed the more modern living pavilion on the rear of the house, where it won't disrupt the neighborhood context.

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A concrete fireplace anchors the glass living room.

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The clients own a rare kimono, which inspired delicate details s… Read More The clients own a rare kimono, which inspired delicate details such as a floating staircase.

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A closer view of the staircase.

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Wood detailing keeps the interiors feeling warm and welcoming.

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The project's site plan.

The judges loved the design and craftsmanship of this 6,700-square-foot Wyoming residence. “It doesn’t seem overdone, even at this scale,” one juror said. Another judge noted the home’s “consistently good detailing.”

Architect Eric Logan faced the formidable challenge of visually integrating the home into its neighborhood while still making a distinctive building. He decided to break down the plan into three interlinked pavilions, two of which feature gabled roofs. The third, more modern portion is less visible from the street. Its cantilevered roof extends deep into the backyard, creating a protected outdoor room with wide-angle views of the Teton mountain range.

An interior materials palette of wood, glass, and plaster conveys a warm simplicity. “The clients were definitely interested in a light, bright interior that was connected to the site,” Logan says. The owners’ art collection includes a kimono that served as a touchstone for

Entrant/Architect: Carney Logan Burke Architects, Jackson, Wyo.; Builder: Dembergh Construction, Wilson, Wyo.; Landscape architect: Hershberger Design, Jackson; Living space: 6,700 square feet; Site: 3 acres; Construction cost: Withheld; Photographer: Matthew Millman.

Product details

Bathroom fittings: Hansgrohe, www.hansgrohe-usa.com; Bathroom/kitchen fixtures: Kohler, www.kohler.com; Cooktop/oven: Wolf, www.wolfappliance.com; Countertops (kitchen): Silestone, www.silestoneusa.com; Dishwasher: KitchenAid, www.kitchenaid.com; Flooring (master bath): Heath Ceramics, www.heathceramics.com; Garbage disposer: InSinkErator, www.insinkerator.com; Hardware: Linnea, www.linnea-home.com; Kitchen fittings: Grohe, www.grohe.com; Lighting: Bocci, www.ylighting.com, The Modern Fan Co., www.modernfan.com, Flos, www.flos.com, Eureka Lighting, www.eurekalighting.com; Paints: Benjamin Moore, www.benjaminmoore.com; Refrigerator: Sub-Zero, www.subzero.com; Windows: Loewen, www.loewen.com