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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Dogtrot Residence in Jackson, Wyoming by CLB ArchitectsMarch 9th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CLB Architects This 3,500-square-foot residence is located near Jackson Hole, Wyoming in a neighborhood with flat, open, grassy sites with expansive views of Glory Peak, surrounding buttes and ranchlands. Long time visitors to Jackson, this retired couple from Pittsburgh, desired a house that would add substance to their 18-acre, prairie-like, site while maintaining an unimposing, modern, design.  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman
 Image Courtesy © Audrey Hall The form of the house is a simple 160-foot-long, 37-foot-wide rectangle with an asymmetrical gabled roof. An 80-foot-long porch connects the garage to the main volume of the house and creates a dramatic entry sequence. The exterior of the structure is clad in oxidized steel to blend with the landscape of this agrarian site. The outdoor spaces are an important part of the program, with all interior rooms opening on to terraces that are carved out of the gabled form. The terraces create depth in the building elevation and provide shelter from the variable Wyoming climate. The covered porches at either end of the main volume are enclosed with perforated siding that adds texture to the elevation and creates play with light. The public space is housed in a transparent volume, bracketed on either end by a cast-in-place concrete fireplace and the kitchen. The bedrooms reside at the building’s extremities adjacent to the covered porches. The interior expression is resolved in larch, steel, concrete and glass. The firm worked collaboratively with the owner on the interior design. While the fixed materials palate is simple and pure, the furnishings embody color and whimsy that are reflective of the owner’s background of directing exhibits at the Pittsburgh Children’s Museum.  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Audrey Hall  Image Courtesy © Audrey Hall  Image Courtesy © Audrey Hall  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Audrey Hall  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman  Image Courtesy © Audrey Hall  Image Courtesy © Audrey Hall
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