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Alpine Residences

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Location
Jackson, Wyoming
Year
2019
Structure
House (Multi Residence)
Style
Modern
A view of one of the larger townhouses with a view to Saddle Butte in the Town of Jackson beyond
A view of one of the larger townhouses with a view to Saddle Butte in the Town of Jackson beyond
The open great room area provides a light and airy space for cooking and entertaining.
The open great room area provides a light and airy space for cooking and entertaining.
Glazing at the master bedroom creates an indoor-outdoor feeling.
Glazing at the master bedroom creates an indoor-outdoor feeling.
The sunken light flooded living room and kitchen is adjacent to an elevated dining area.
The sunken light flooded living room and kitchen is adjacent to an elevated dining area.
A construction progress photo featuring the view from the courtyard space between the four units.
A construction progress photo featuring the view from the courtyard space between the four units.
Master Bedroom with private exterior deck
Master Bedroom with private exterior deck

Details

Bedrooms
5
Full Baths
3
Partial Baths
1

Credits

From Mary Beth Coyne Architecture

The project creates 4 single family townhouses in the mountain town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The clients for the project approached Mary Beth Coyne Architecture requesting to maximize the buildable floor area for the lots. The design responded to a challenging steeply sloping site, carving out daylight basement accessory residential units situated below the 2 story residences. The result is the creation of 8 new dwelling units on two lots in a town very much in need of housing. Each townhouse is unique, yet engages a tectonic language in dialogue with the neighboring residences in the complex. Two of the residences are 3 bedroom homes and two are 5 bedroom homes. Apertures to the exterior were carefully selected to frame views to the north and south and provide privacy on a densely situated lot.