Butte Residence By Carney Logan Burke Architects

A spacious residence named, Butte Residence, was designed by Carney Logan Burke Architects. It is consists of coupled linear volumes lidded with overhanging roofs. The resident is located on a rural property in western Treasure State, the RCR Compound was designed for art collectors. The purchasers desired a home that embraced its natural setting and offered opportunities for the show and delight of their assortment, as well as an outsized Richard missionary sculpture made from weathering steel. Providing sweeping views of the encircling parcel of land was a guiding concern for the look team.

The Butte Residence, a stunning up-to-date home of 38-acre property placed in a very butte enclosed by lush natural sights as well as views over the confluence of the Snake and Gros Ventre Rivers as breathless views of the Teton Mountains and national parks.

The lower level contains a comfortable den, associate exercise space, and art storage, whereas the higher floor homes the first living and sleeping areas. Rooms are fitted with earthy materials, as well as cherry cupboards and walnut flooring. Huge expanses of glass usher in lightweight providing a powerful association to the outside.

A central volume contains a spacious front room, which opens onto an outsized wood deck that cantilevers over the positioning. The master bedroom and a meditation space are connected to the most living volume by a glass bridge.