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Jackson Ranch
Wilson, Wyoming
Set on 35 acres along the Snake River, Jackson Ranch embraces the intimate character of its riparian landscape. The retreat’s master plan restores former river channels and introduces new ponds, bringing moving water back through the property. A gradual arrival sequence passes a repurposed historic barn before winding into a cottonwood forest, where the primary residence remains largely concealed among the trees. Long, low pavilions extend toward daylight, water, and wooded views, organizing spaces for everyday living, family gatherings, and quiet retreat. Nearby, a guesthouse offers additional accommodations and wellness amenities, while the historic barn serves as a gathering and entertainment space.
A restrained palette of stone, glass, steel, and wood establishes a contemporary architectural language that acknowledges the property's history without replicating it. Peregrine limestone extends from interior floors onto outdoor terraces, while blackened stainless steel, hemlock ceilings, and oak millwork create continuity throughout. Materials are intended to weather naturally over time, allowing the architecture to evolve alongside its surroundings. Together, the new and preserved structures establish a multigenerational retreat designed to grow and change with the family while remaining rooted in the land.
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Nicole Hollis