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Entry Screen

This project is a three-unit residential structure designed to look like a single family home. A primary design element of the building is a cedar screen which peels away from the street-facing façade to signify the entry point to the building and provide shading and privacy to interior spaces. The screen is inspired by snow fences, a ubiquitous feature along Wyoming highways that keep windblown snow off the roads. The screen conceals a "dogtrot" that acts as the access points for each unit and for the owner's unit to access a rooftop deck. In an effort to get natural light into the basement unit, deep light wells were added in the rear and side yards with a cascading boulder field and native plants, such as one might see hiking in nearby Grand Teton National Park. 

Landscape Architecture by Planterra Design

Driveway Day
LDK Interior
Stair Nook
Corner Night
East Façade
Aerial Rear
Window Well Interior.jpg
Pond View
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