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Jackson Hole ski patrol team with a snowmobile near the Pioneer Gondola station and a ski lodge on a sunny winter day.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

Teton Village, Wyoming
Location
  • Teton Village, Wyoming
Photography
  • David Swift
  • Tuck Fauntleroy
  • Lark Smotherman

For over three decades, CLB Architects has played a foundational role in shaping the architectural character of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Since the early 1990s, the firm has completed four major projects—the Bridger Center, the Bridger Restaurant, the Lower Tram Terminal Building, and Solitude Station—alongside various renovations.

A red Jackson Hole gondola cabin, emblazoned with its iconic bucking horse logo, is suspended from cables as it approaches a modern, multi-story gondola station. The station features extensive glass windows, dark structural beams, and a tan base with the JACKSON HOLE name. In the snowy foreground, skiers and snowboarders gather near a rustic lodge with a red awning, and a snowmobile with ski patrol equipment is visible. Distant snow-capped mountains rise under a bright blue sky.

These projects reflect a consistent commitment to a Western vernacular style, utilizing a deliberate palette of materials such as steel, concrete, glass, and Farmer’s Rock to ensure each facility harmonizes with the rugged Teton Village landscape. Through this cohesive design language, CLB has successfully created enduring, functional spaces that serve as integral parts of the mountain resort experience.

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