How to Open a Home to Insane Views — Without Losing PRIVACY or Efficiency

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Designed by kt814 architecture, House of Fir in Jackson, Wyoming is not a singular volume but a poetic composition of connected pavilions that gently unfold across a forested site. With privacy, sustainability, and view framing at its core, this home uses passive strategies, rich wood textures, and thoughtful spatial sequencing to create an intimate yet expansive experience. From the moment you enter to the sun-lit living spaces and protective master wing, this house embraces both nature and human presence.

Architects: kt814 architecture
Lead Architects: Rich Assenberg & Nathan Gray – kt814
Project Name: House of Fir
Location: Jackson, United States
Year: 2016
Photography: David Agnello

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