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On a 24-acre site bordering Yellowstone National Park, the low-slung form of this family residence is configured to establish an edge presence—combining with an existing cabin, pond, and horse barn—to create a family compound with a new spatial center. Read more
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On a 24-acre site bordering Yellowstone National Park, the low-slung form of this family residence is configured to establish an edge presence—combining with an existing cabin, pond, and horse barn—to create a family compound with a new spatial center.

The home is thoughtfully sited and configured in a cruciform extending to create unique positioning for curated site experiences. Surrounded by three mountain peaks, the spaces are housed beneath an asymmetrically bent roof form, intentionally designed to ensure that views of mountain peaks are framed and captured throughout the home. Seamless indoor-outdoor relationships and edited views create deep connections to this uniquely varied natural landscape.

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