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CLB Architects co-founder Eric Logan has renovated his self-designed home in Jackson, Wyoming, adding a cold-rolled steel gabled roof and a new kitchen. Logan originally built the home, appropriately titled Logan Pavilion, for his family in 1997. Its long, low form and gabled roof echo the hay sheds that populate the rural landscape in the shadow

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US architecture firm Olson Kundig has installed large wooden shutters across the front of a house in Jackson Hole, Wyoming designed to take advantage of its mountainous landscape. Teton House comprises a rectangular glazed volume stacked on top of a stone wall and garage unit that comprise the house’s lower level. Wood shutters, operable by

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Perforated metal screens and glazed walls define the exterior of this low-lying house in the American West, which was designed by CLB Architects to preserve wetlands and wildlife habitat. The Queen’s Lane Pavilion is part of a 180-acre (73-hectare) property in Jackson, a small town in western Wyoming. Over the past 20-plus years, local architecture

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