Honoring Wyoming’s pioneering past, chiseled mountain style is invigorated by contemporary accents. Industrial steel windows and a curtain of glass fluidly connects to the glade of pine and spruce. Soft elegance expressed in velvet and satin through a color palette of azure and amethyst layered over neutral tones mirrors the filtered forest light to create a peaceful retreat.

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Forest Edge

History, revived. An early 19th century Dutch farmstead, nestled in the hillside of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, offered a storied canvas on which to layer replicated additions and contemporary components. Endowed with an extensive art collection, the house and barn serve as a platform for aesthetic appreciation in all forms.

Valley Run

JH Children’s Museum

Vet Pulse ER

Indi Ridge 35/36

Colony Residence

Stein Eriksen Residence

Park Peak Lodge

Alta – Albion Day Lodge

This hillside Park City house is grounded in century-old Western history evoked through rustic reclaimed corral board siding, two-foot-thick Montana moss rock walls strategically deconstructed as tumbled “ruins” and a homesteader-like cluster of structures. Contemporary expanses of glass and steel connect timber and stone forms and invite nature, capturing high-country panoramas and the sounds and sparkle of multiple Verdone Landscape Architects water features, including a mining sluice box-style waterfall that flows under the opens-to-the-elements dining room.

The home is perched on a hillside, surrounded by ponds and reflected in infinity pools, but the first thing anyone notices is the massive red marbled steel door, faded like it has been out in the weather for 100 years.

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ELEVATION

Mountain Living Front Cover

Big-Life Magazine

Capture Magazine

Living Etc. Article

Yahoo Life

Park City Modern

Designed by renowned architect, Wallace Cunningham, and built by Big-D Signature, the entryway features a pivoting glass door, steel and glass elevator, and a floating walnut staircase.
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The massive home also features an extraordinary sectioned, zinc roof, glass partitions between rooms, interior doors made of solid walnut, polished and cleaved stone flooring, ledger stone walls, and several expansive windows—including a clerestory—that allow the sun to shine in from all angles.

Gently terraced down the mountainside, the nearly 8,000 square-foot Cascade Home brings a unique contrast of steel, concrete, glass, and stone to Park City.

Duration

Elevation

Wall Street Journal 

Robb Report

Western Home Journal

Cascade House

Dramatically positioned on a cliff overlooking a serene reservoir, King&#8217;s Light Lookout is a contemporary architectural marvel that perfectly blends modern functionality with rustic eclectic elegance.
Designed by Annex Architecture, this stunning Park City home showcases a sophisticated exterior of weathered steel, expansive glass, and natural stone, while seamlessly integrating metal and wood elements throughout. Inside, soaring double-height ceilings, exposed wooden beams, and floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light, framing spectacular water views from every room. The open-concept design features a gourmet kitchen with sleek cabinetry in warm tones, fostering a cozy atmosphere that flows harmoniously from one space to the next. Multiple outdoor living spaces, including a stunning cantilevered deck, provide immersive vantage points for experiencing the tranquil surroundings, making this property both a private sanctuary and a celebration of its magnificent setting—a timeless yet extraordinary vision inspired by both the client and the unique site.

Kings Light Lookout

The Yellowstone Club Golf Clubhouse is a three-story, 24,000 square-foot, mixed-use clubhouse for members and their guests. 
 
The main floor features an elegant indoor/outdoor rustic dining experience, including an expansive outdoor patio with a bar and stunning views of the golf course itself and surrounding mountain ranges. The upper level houses six exquisite residential condominiums. The condos offer a unique, luxurious twist on mountain living by combining contemporary designs and grand wooden accents. The lower level of the Golf Clubhouse includes a pro shop and storage area for golf course equipment.

The main floor features an elegant indoor/outdoor rustic dining experience, including an expansive outdoor patio with a bar and stunning views of the golf course itself and surrounding mountain ranges. The upper level houses six exquisite residential condominiums. The condos offer a unique, luxurious twist on mountain living by combining contemporary designs and grand wooden accents. The lower level of the Golf Clubhouse includes a pro shop and storage area for golf course equipment.

The Yellowstone Club Golf Clubhouse is a three-story, 24,000 square-foot, mixed-use clubhouse for members and their guests.

Mountain Living 2017

Yellowstone Club

The Blue Sky Lodge is located in the heart of Blue Sky Ranch – a 3,500-acre hospitality and recreational complex near Park City, Utah. When coupled with knowing that one team working on one goal is unstoppable, that passion makes us unique in the industry. We build dreams, craft visions, and unite the wish with years of experience, skill, and dedication, leading to stunning structures that are works of art. Resort or residential, we’re always mindful of ensuring the client is empowered, informed, and getting great results as well as great value. We build lasting structures and cultivate deep relationships.

The Blue Sky Lodge is located in the heart of Blue Sky Ranch – a 3,500-acre hospitality and recreational complex near Park City, Utah. When coupled with knowing that one team working on one goal is unstoppable, that passion makes us unique in the industry. We build dreams, craft visions, and unite the wish with years of experience, skill, and dedication, leading to stunning structures that are works of art. Resort or residential, we’re always mindful of ensuring the client is empowered, informed, and getting great results as well as great value. We build lasting structures and cultivate deep relationships.

Located in the heart of the Wasatch Mountain Range in Utah is the site of a 386,000 square-foot hospitality project currently being constructed by Big-D Construction’s Signature Group.

ENR 2020 Project of the Year

ABC 2019 Project of the Year, Hospitality/Resort

Travel + Leisure The 15 Best Resorts in the Continental U.S.

Travel + Leisure Top 15 (#2 Resort Hotels in US)

Travel + Leisure Top 100 Hotels In the World 

United States' Best Ski Boutique Hotel 2021 - World Ski Awards

The Lodge at Blue Sky

Inside, you’ll find striking North Carolinian reclaimed barn wood walls and accents. Several nostalgic collectibles are featured throughout the Victory Ranch Barn, making visitors feel right at home in the communal space. Several floor-to-ceiling windows provide an abundance of natural light and panoramic views of the golf course and neighboring mountains for members and their guests. In addition to the Barn, Big-D Signature has constructed more than 45 individual cabins on the property.

The Victory Ranch Barn—a 24,000 square foot clubhouse at Valley Ranch—actually consists of two separate buildings constructed using structural steel.

The Victory Ranch Development features exquisite cabin homes with floor plans ranging from 2,800 square feet to 3,900 square feet. Residents of Victory Ranch have exclusive access to the golf course and the Barn. The Barn features an assortment of luxurious amenities for residents including the following:
• Restaurant 
• Spa 
• Warming Hut 
• Steam Rooms 
• Juice Bar 
• Exercise Facility 
• Zen Room

Exclusive Access

Unparalleled Amenities

The interior of Victory Ranch Barn, known as Phase 1, was completed in 2017. In 2018, Big-D Signature returned to construct a 75-foot swimming pool with a hot tub and winding water slide; two tennis courts; and a bocci ball court.

Phase 2

Making a Splash

The interior features reclaimed barn wood from North Carolina and a mixture of nostalgic collectibles to make visitors feel right at home.

Behind the Details

Right at Home

Victory Ranch Barn

Base Camp at Talisker Club in Tuhaye is truly one-of-a-kind. Base Camp is a 25,000-square-foot mountain-contemporary hospitality lodge where everyone comes together for fun, adventure, and a lifetime of memories. This new clubhouse can be found next to the existing Tuhaye Clubhouse within the private community in Kamas. This large multi-use family-oriented facility includes casual dining, a soda bar, golf and game simulators, two lanes of bowling, basketball, and pickleball courts. Upon entering, Big-D Signature built a large-scale custom 13’ long fireplace along with large-scale 5,000 – 8,000 pound decorative trusses.

Big-D Signature, along with Storied Deer Valley, LLC and Swaback Architects + Planners, is proud to showcase the highly anticipated Base Camp at Talisker Club.

The Provisions, the family-friendly bar, lounge and sundries market allows for casual, delicious fare for both dine-in and to-go—as well as the finest wines, spirits and brews. Something that we think is really unique and innovative is the new STEM programming “Dream Lab” that was built where young and old alike can go to create cool things with robotics, lasers and 3D printers allowing for educational opportunities within the community. In addition, Base Camp added garage space on level 1 for golf cart storage and golf cart maintenance. Storied Development is now an even more well-accomplished club with the Base Camp Club being a unique, distinguished, high-end addition to the Park City community.

High-end addition to the Park City community 

The Provisions

ENR Mountain States Best Residential/Hospitality - Award of Merit 

ABC 2023 Project Champion of The Year

ABC 2023 Catergory Winner - Cultural/Entertainment over $5M

Base Camp at Talisker Club

Designed by award-winning architecture firm Swaback Partners, The Residences at The Tower stands as Talisker Club&#8217;s distinguished collection of 16 luxury condominiums at Deer Valley.
These exquisite residences, connected to a seven-story parking garage, offer homeowners customized living spaces with high-end fixtures and finishes throughout. 
The Residences connect seamlessly to the Tower Club—a refined mountain lodge featuring its completed expansion. The timber-framed club addition now includes a full-service Day Spa, expanded Wildstar Kids Camp and Fitness Center, an enhanced pool pavilion, inviting fire pits, rejuvenating hot tubs, and an exclusive Ski Beach. 
Residents can now enjoy year-round luxury amenities, including ski-in/ski-out facilities at Empire Pass during winter months and Tuhaye&#8217;s signature golf course in summer. 
Big-D Signature&#8217;s masterful construction has brought together luxury living and outdoor adventure in this exceptional family-friendly mountain retreat.

Location

Utah Construction & Design Magazine

Talisker Club

DHD, Empire Pass

Collaboration with JLF Architects, North Carolina interiors maven and “The Welcoming House” author Jane Schwab enhances the Mountain Modern majesty with a gently tonal palette inspired by dramatic nature.

Robust perpendicular steel beams intersect with rustic stacked stone in dynamic dialogue as the great room ceiling in this Jackson Hole house soars to 20 feet, encapsulating a bold contemporary atrium stair and inviting in lofty Teton views at every turn.

Western Arts & Architecture

Shoot For The Stars

SQ FT

ML Top 10 Mountain Homes of 2022

Homestead Magazine

Capture magazine

Mountain Living

True North

Elevation 

Mountain Living Home of the Year 2016

Home of the Year

Jordanelle Ridge Residence

Spring Meadows

European Flair

Book, Natural Elegance: Luxurious Mountain Living 

Linn Ranch

Whispering Hawk Cabins

Built into the hillside among a stand of aspens, this Jackson Hole house deftly joins simple, clean-lined forms and remarkable walls of contemporary glass—taking in nearly the entire length of the Teton Range—with aged, character-rich timber and stone that ground the modern home in the ancient landscape and regional history. A design-build collaboration among JLF Architects, Big-D Signature, and WRJ Design, the house is entirely bespoke, layered with personalized meaning for the homeowners in every detail, from the custom spice shelf in the pantry to the stain on exterior reclaimed wood inspired by Tennessee farm buildings. A separate hand-hewn guesthouse showcases a dramatic executive office; expansive indoor-outdoor living space incorporates spa, fire pit, and dining pavilion; and considered elements such as exterior stone “remnant” walls and the use of board-formed concrete for the primary bedroom fireplace exemplify the house’s transformative linking of old and new.

Aspen Meadows

Big Sky Journal

American Farmhouse Style

Aspen Meadows

Wasatch Range Revival

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

Jackson Hole Magazine

Indian Springs

Simms Fishing Corporate Headquarters

Simms Fishing Corporate Headquarters

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Simms Fishing Corporate Headquarters

Argent, is the last private residential lodge in The Village at Empire Pass, an area known for some of the finest all-season mountain properties in the world.  It consists of a 108,559-square foot structure on a two-acre site. Argent has a total of 31 units that includes two (2) employee workforce housing units, one (1) ADA unit and (28) luxury units that range in size from two-bedroom/two-bath to four-bedroom/4½-bath at the penthouse level.
Argent boasts plenty of opportunities for ‘neighbors’ and their families to come together to create memorable experiences in one of the many oversized, on-site amenities.  A ski lounge that spills onto an Après Ski &amp; Events patio offers the perfect place to mingle; ski valet and private lockers allow residents to be ‘slope ready’ within minutes; a spa pool and outdoor fire pit gathering areas are a soothing end to a day on the trails; and a custom two-lane bowling alley provides endless entertainment.

ARGENT Deer Valley (also known as Argent at Empire Pass) is a new, six-story luxury condominium project located at the base of the Silver Strike Express ski lift at Deer Valley Ski Resort.

Argent at Empire Pass

As builders on the renovation of this exclusive Jackson Hole property, we worked with AD100 designer Andre Mellone, executing a sophisticated vision blending French, Scandinavian, and Brazilian midcentury modernism with Italian 1970s design elements. We preserved the original slope-side architecture while applying rich dark glazes to all woodwork, installing Calacatta Viola marble in the kitchen, and upgrading the primary bath with specialty tile and Nubo Verde stone. 
A standout feature is our conversion of a ground-level guest room into a luxury wellness retreat with a sauna, steam room, and cedar cold-plunge tub. 
This prestigious project, featured in Architectural Digest, showcases our commitment to world-class craftsmanship and design execution.

Jackson Hole Renovation

Architectural Digest

Granite Ridge Renovation

Shadow Of The Tetons

King&#8217;s Crown Project marks the first on-mountain development in more than 40 years in Park City, built by Big-D Signature.
King&#8217;s Crown is a ski-in ski-out mountain resort development at the base of Park City Mountain Resort with an overall construction value of $72 million. It is the last community to be built directly on the resort and features a mix of townhomes, high-end luxury condominiums, and private residences. Big-D Signature partnered with the developer in 2018 and since that time has constructed four condominium buildings, seven townhomes, the King’s Crown Tower and Ski Lounge, and a number of private residences. The Townhomes at King’s Crown are seven connected but individual high-end dwellings on the north side of Rothwell Road. Each four-story unit exceeds 4,000-sf, features two-car garages, game rooms, roof decks, multiple fireplaces, and high-end finishes throughout. Residents will have easy access to world-class skiing, biking, hiking, and everything else Park City has to offer.

King&#8217;s Crown is a ski-in ski-out mountain resort development at the base of Park City Mountain Resort with an overall construction value of $72 million. It is the last community to be built directly on the resort and features a mix of townhomes, high-end luxury condominiums, and private residences. Big-D Signature partnered with the developer in 2018 and since that time has constructed four condominium buildings, seven townhomes, the King’s Crown Tower and Ski Lounge, and a number of private residences. The Townhomes at King’s Crown are seven connected but individual high-end dwellings on the north side of Rothwell Road. Each four-story unit exceeds 4,000-sf, features two-car garages, game rooms, roof decks, multiple fireplaces, and high-end finishes throughout. Residents will have easy access to world-class skiing, biking, hiking, and everything else Park City has to offer.

King&#8217;s Crown Project marks the first on-mountain development in more than 40 years in Park City, built by Big-D Signature.

UC&D 2022 Project of the Year, Hospitality/Resort

AGC 2022 Project of the Year, Hospitality/Resort

ABC 2023 Catergory Winner, Cultural/Entertainment 

King’s Crown

The home is also sheltered by the majestic Grand Teton mountains, providing a breathtaking backdrop for homeowners to enjoy. A glass-and-steel connector joins old and new in this rustically elegant, regionally known gem. However, the story of this masterpiece actually begins in rural Montana where a historic limestone creamery was salvaged and repurposed for the project (more on that below).

Nestled in a native grass meadow along the waters of the Snake River, the Creamery house is framed by large windows that provide panoramic views of the Wyoming countryside.

The original structure for the Creamery was actually built in Great Falls, MT by a group of Scottish immigrants in the 19th century. The immigrants used the structure as an actual creamery, giving the property its historic namesake. The homeowner purchased the building and contracted Big-D Signature and JLF Architects to orchestrate the stone-by-stone relocation of the building to Jackson, WY. Construction crews labeled and mapped each stone, and with a few small exceptions, the building maintains its original layout.
The house and its complex construction process were featured several publications, including a  2017 edition of Cowgirl Magazine. You can read more <a href="https://cowgirlmagazine.com/the-creamery/">here</a>.

History

Stone-by-Stone Construction

The homeowners of the Creamery wanted a place where they could feel a constant connection to nature. To enhance the tranquil solidarity of the home, new groundwater ponds, regional plants, and rehabilitated wetlands were integrated into the project.

Protecting Nature

Connected to Nature

&#8220;We wanted to show restraint and really distill what is the West. You can tell the home has historic relevance, while maintaining a sense of timeless livability.&#8221;

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Paul Bertelli, JLF &amp; Associates

Book: Stone Houses

Western Interiors

Cowboys & Indians 

Homestead Magazine 

Creamery

The Landing

TOTAL CABINS

Shooting Star Cabins

Wasatch Fire District Station 51 redefines what a modern fire station can be, bold in design, efficient in function, and built to last. This 25,700-square-foot facility, supported by a 3,000-square-foot auxiliary building, blends architectural impact with operational excellence. The station&#8217;s commanding presence centers on its expansive apparatus bay, featuring six striking fire-red folding doors that create a bold architectural statement. Constructed with durable CMU block masonry, the building&#8217;s distinctive sharp angular design reflects modern firefighting capabilities while establishing a contemporary community landmark. 
The facility expertly balances operational efficiency with public engagement through thoughtfully designed spaces. Essential living areas include multiple sleep rooms, a full kitchen, dayroom, and fitness facility to support 24/7 operations. Administrative functions are housed in dedicated office spaces, while specialized operational areas encompass gear rooms, tool cribs, decontamination laundry facilities, and extensive storage solutions.

KCPW

KSL News

Wasatch Fire Station 51

Larkspur Townhomes at Empire Pass

Located on the ground floor of a mixed-use apartment complex in the heart of Sugar House, Hearth and Hill&#8217;s Restaurant and Coffee Shop is a modern-industrial aesthetic through its white-brick exterior and open kitchen design. The space transitions seamlessly from the restaurant&#8217;s dynamic culinary hub to a cozy coffeehouse area. 
The distinctive design elements project transformed 10,985 square feet of former retail space into Hearth and Hill&#8217;s latest Sugar House location through an extensive tenant improvement. Premium finishes elevate the space, including finished-in-place hardwood flooring, bespoke lighting fixtures, a horseshoe-shaped bar, an intimate chef&#8217;s counter, and a private dining room with patio access. The project also marks a Utah milestone as the first installation of PK30 doors in the state.

SLC Tribune

Park Record

Hearth & Hill – Sugar Alley

A unique addition to Brighton Resort, this mid-mountain lodge is a single story 4,618 square-foot hybrid structure that includes three repurposed shipping containers; one container serves as a pre-constructed restroom pod while the other two containers combine to one large kitchen as a commercial counter-style restaurant. On each side of the container module, two dining halls framed with heavy timber and steel will accommodate 180 hungry outdoor enthusiasts. Additionally, the exterior seating areas will provide 7,600 square feet of outdoor seating occupancy on a heated concrete terrace for outdoor dining and relaxation experiences.

Big-D Signature, along with Brighton Resort and Bluebird Day Architecture, completed the construction of Sidewinder Grill, a mid-mountain rest area for skiers and snowboarders.

&#8220;We are thrilled about this project because we are always looking for ways to give our skiers and snowboarders the best experience when they are at Brighton,&#8221; said Mike Doyle of Brighton Resort. &#8220;Sidewinder Grill will offer a beautiful setting with greater accessibility to food, restrooms and amenities for all of our guests across both the winter and summer seasons on the mountain.&#8221;

Brighton Ski Resort

About the Lodge

Sidewinder Grill is located right above the Snake Creek ski lift, and where the Sunshine and Pioneer runs meet, giving patrons additional on-mountain options. In addition, Signature provided concrete foundations for (16) towers and top and bottom 
terminals for a new Doppelmayr D-series lift to replace the existing 30-year-old lift. This lift is one of the main 
lifts running from the parking lot to the top ridge. The bottom terminal sits at an elevation of 8,784’ with the 
top terminal at 9,980’.

Prime Location

Lifts

Photographer

Brighton Snake Creek Lodge & Crest Lift

Shooting Star House

Big-D Signature has completed our highest-elevation project yet—a ski patrol hut at the summit of Alta Ski Resort. The Sugarloaf Patrol Building, perched at an impressive 10,550 feet, is a 600-sf, two-story structure that provides Alta’s ski patrol team with a much-needed vantage point over the Sugar Bowl area.

Big-D Signature Completes Highest-Elevation Project with Alta Ski Patrol Hut

This place, which was previously difficult to monitor, is now clearly visible to the patrol, enhancing their ability to ensure everyone’s safety on the slopes. For our team, this project wasn’t just another job, it was a chance to create something impactful for an iconic ski destination.
From navigating steep and rugged terrain to managing an exceptionally tight construction timeline, the project’s unique demands required the team to work creatively and effectively to bring it to life.
After two and a half intense months, we wrapped up this special project, achieving a major milestone not only as our highest project in elevation but as a powerful testament to the resilience and dedication of our team and Altas.

Sugarloaf Patrol Building

Alta, UT

Alta Sugarloaf Patrol Building

The completion of the McGrath Family Mountain Center at Park City Mountain Resort replaced the existing outdated and cramped double-wide trailer at the base of the Park City Mountain Resort. This new building allows the NAC to expand the ski and snowboard programs that they currently offer to participants and provide space for more than 60 employees and volunteers. This innovative building now accommodates skiers and boarders of various ability levels – allowing participants to exit the building and easily transition to the snow surface of the largest ski resort in the United States. The new 9,400 SF facility includes lobby space, equipment fitting and rental space, expandable training rooms, dining space for participants, offices, meeting rooms, locker facilities, and plenty of wheelchair storage space.

NAC Mountain Center

McGrath Family Mountain Center at Park City Mountain Resort

ENR’s 2024 Best Projects, Intermountain States Cultural Project of the Year

UC&D - 2022 Project of the Year, Community Impact 

National Ability Center McGrath Family Mountain Center

This was the idea behind the remodel of this Jackson, Wyoming home located along Indian Springs Drive. No stranger to building Indian Springs homes, Big-D Signature collaborated with JLF architects to remodel this traditional log-style mountain home, which was completed in two phases. To celebrate the old and welcome the new, the entirety of this 10,375-square-foot, 3-level home, which features an attached garage and upper-level living area, was remodeled in a contemporary design while maintaining the bones and character of an authentic mountain home.

Combining the timeless with the modern often gives you the best of both worlds.

As part of the first phase of the project, Big-D Signature made myriad structural changes to remodel and contemporize the home. The home’s log columns were traded out for modern steel columns, while the entire interior of the home was media blasted and whitewashed for a clean, contemporary look. Big-D Signature also installed new windows, doors, and finishes throughout the home, as well as a curved operable window wall, a bonderized roof, and architectural steel. For the second phase of the project, Big-D Signature performed extensive landscaping and hardscaping of the property.

Inside the Design 

Modern, Clean, and Contemporary

As if by some brand of mountain magic hailing from deep within forest reaches, this Jackson, Wyoming home was transformed from its humble, yet treasured past into a fresh, modernized mountain haven that reflects the crisp renewal of breathing in fresh mountain air during a tranquil summer in the Tetons.

Tranquility in the Tetons

Old Boots, New Dirt

Morningstar Retreat

From hiking and fly fishing in the summer months, to skiing in the winter months, the quaint Wyoming town has a lot to offer during its busy winter and summer seasons. As more people add Jackson to their travel bucket list, there was a need for more visitor accommodations.
The 125-room, 4-story hotel nestled in the heart of Jackson, Wyoming is centrally located in downtown Jackson blocks from the town square and Snow King Mountain Resort. Amenities include a 3,000 square foot restaurant, a heated outdoor swimming pool and hot tub, a 24-hour fitness center, and 1,500 square feet of flexible meeting space. In addition to the hotel’s guest rooms, the hotel’s top floor features 9 owner-occupied condominiums. An underground parking garage provides covered parking for guests and employees.

Nestled in the shadows of the Grand Tetons, Jackson Hole attracts more than 2.6 million tourists from around the world annually.

The area offers a myriad of outdoor activities during the summer and winter seasons. Speaking of winter, Jackson saw more than 400 inches of snow during the 2015 – 2016 season, which also fell during the middle of construction. The snow posed a bit of a challenge as crews constructed the underground parking structure and the post-tensioned concrete slab for the hotel itself during this time.

Outdoor Fun

Year-Round Activities

The building is primarily a wood structure that sits atop a post-tension slab with underground parking below the hotel. The exterior is finished with wood siding and bonderized metal with the elevator and stair towers being a board-formed concrete to give it a Jackson feel. There is also a unique steel framed canopy that wraps the first and third levels. It is the first building in Jackson to be above 3 stories in height and is even more unique in the fact that the 4th level condos are privately owned.

Behind The Details

Wooden Aesthetics

SpringHill Suites by Marriott Jackson Hole

The residents of Ridge 52, private residence that Big-D Signature completed in 2019, undoubtedly know the resounding call of the mountains that extends from the imposing slopes of the Teton Range to the crisp rapids of the Snake River and beyond.

Those who live in Jackson, Wyoming know how the small city’s staggering scenery can pull you in—and keep you there.

The 3-year build included ground-up construction of a contemporary 8,713-square-foot, two-level home, complete with exposed engineered lumber beams, stone masonry veneer, custom glass, and low-sloping sod roofs. Big-D Signature also provided supervisory work, framing, and trim carpentry. The home was built on the East Gros Ventre Butte Ridge, providing its residents with breathtaking views of the Snow King Mountain Resort, the Snake River, Spring Gulch, and of course, the Grand Tetons.

Contemporary Mountain Home

Project Location

Ridge 52

The community will consist of 144 resort condos—nicknamed “PADs”—ranging from studios to three-bedroom units. Each PAD features a flexible design and state-of-the-art technology, providing a completely customizable mountain experience for residents. The goal of the development is to bring desirable, affordable resort living to those who aspire to own a luxe vacation home in a prime location.

About the Forest Edge

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