Embedded within and hovering above the rugged landscape of the Teton range, the name of this two-story mountain retreat is borrowed from a Brazilian fruit with an orange shell, echoing the weathering steel exterior.
Resilient and super-insulated, this four-bedroom seasonal retreat is clad in contrasting weathering steel and acetylated wood, echoing the geological character of the nearby Teton Range.
Project Specs Cornell House Jackson Hole, Wyoming Stephen Dynia Architects << Return to article the People Architect Stephen Dynia Architects PO Box 4356 Jackson Hole, WY 83001 307.7333766 307.7331762 www.dynia.com Stephen Dynia, AIA, John Merriman, AIA Rob Rager Doug Staker Engineer(s): Civil: Hollingsworth Associates Harold Hollingsworth 2875 W. Oxford Ave. #7 Sheridan, CO 80110 303.7815188 Structural: ARW Engineers Jeremy Achter 1594 W. Park Cr. Ogden, UT 84404 801.782.6008 www.arwengineers.com General contractor: Milliron Timberworks John Walker & Mark Pollard PO Box 10970 Jackson, WY 83002 307.7330529 Photographer: Gordon Gregory Photography (406) 556-9854 Renderer: Stephen Dynia Architects CAD system, project
There’s nothing formulaic about the National Park Service’s new Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center for the Grand Teton National Park in Moose, Wyoming.
