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Range
“We wanted to keep the stairs open and clean in keeping with the rest of the project.” Hoyt and Collin Delano came up with the idea of a single HSS (hollow structural steel) stringer, and to give the stairs some warmth, wood treads.
Dwell
When building their dream retreat in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Steve and Alexi Conine worked with architect Brad Hoyt to create a house that fused technology and design.
Range
Hoyt’s thinking — applying a contemporary structure to an existing one of an older style — isn’t new, although there are few, if any, purposeful examples of it to be seen in Jackson Hole. Such additions are called parabuildings: modern ticks on a postmodern host.
Mountain Living
Antiques dealer Liz Spradling envisioned a clean-lined canvas for her collection. Local firm Hoyt/CTA Architects Engineers helped her design an open floor plan that places the dining room, kitchen, reading nook and great room within view of each other.
Timber Home Living
Architect Brad Hoyt explains how the lay of the land dictated the one-of-a-kind design in this Wyoming timber home.
Cowboys & Indians
Lyle & Sharon worked with architect Brad Hoyt, of Harger & Hoyt, a division of CTA Architects Engineers, in Jackson. Unbelievably, the house was designed and built in 14 months. More unbelievable, especially given the tight schedule, is they both agree, “It turned out amazing, it was so easy.”
Mountain Living
When the Conines first sat down with architect Brad Hoyt to talk about the design of their vacation home in Jackson, Wyoming, they had an unusual feature in mind: an interior slide.
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