Modern Glass Pavilion Framed by Two Creeks And A Colorful Scenery

Wyoming-based studio Carney Logan Burke Architects developed a relationship with a family owning a 180-acre property in Jackson which lasted over twenty years. During this period the architects worked on five projects, the first beingness a stone and timber gild followed by an office/ store, a vino silo with a rooftop viewing platform, a covered bridge and almost recently a glass pavilion.

The flat roof gives the pavilion a minimalistic, contemporary appearance — The flat roof gives the pavilion a minimalistic, gimmicky appearance

This last project has a modern aesthetic, featuring a apartment roof and corten steel facade sections which requite it a very nice patina that help the pavilion alloy into its natural environment. The structure was congenital on a site in one case occupied by an one-time house predating the current owners.

The pavilion is the fifth project developed by the architects on this beautiful property — The pavilion is the 5th projection developed past the architects on this cute property

Deep protective overhangs extend the roof over the sides making the indoor-outdoor transition even more seamless — Deep protective overhangs extend the roof over the sides making the indoor-outdoor transition fifty-fifty more than seamless

The pierced steel curtain takes some of the attention away from the views in a rather subtle way — The pierced steel curtain takes some of the attending abroad from the views in a rather subtle style

The kitchen, dining area and the living share an open plan space with wooden floors and matching ceilings

The pavilion follows the exact footprint of the original building and has an L-shaped floor plan which contains the garage, 2 bedrooms and big open up space living room, dining expanse and kitchen philharmonic. White oak floors and ceilings create a warm and very welcoming vibe inside these spaces, with deep overhangs offering shade and protection from the elements and total-peak windows which frame the serene views. Pierced steel curtains create a subtle dissimilarity without blocking the views and get with the whole nature-oriented theme of this project.