Bio

In a moment when technology dominates our lives, Eric Logan’s architecture returns us to nature. Born and raised in Wyoming, Eric’s designs are deeply intertwined with the landscape of this storied place. His work has pushed the architecture of the Mountain West towards a contemporary expression that is bold, contextual, and materially rich, yet always sensitive and reflective of its natural surroundings. From here, the work has expanded outward to locales around the globe and across all scales. Drawing from his roots in the Rocky Mountain West, Eric and CLB have defined a nationally recognized design language that connects people to place.

Over his three decades at CLB, an architecture and interior design firm with studios in Jackson, Wyoming and Bozeman, Montana, Eric’s work has spanned from residential to commercial and from functional to artful. Across scale and typology, Eric’s devotion is to a purity of form, an honesty of materials, and a love of craft, yielding places that inspire a deeper connection between people, and with our surroundings. Eric has led a variety of site-sensitive adaptive re-use and new construction projects, including private residences, resort facilities, and visitor centers across the U.S. and Canada and as far as Japan. His work has received over 100 design accolades and has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, Wallpaper, Dwell, and Architectural Record, among others.

Eric’s designs often combine local culture and time-honored craft traditions with innovative construction methods, allowing for multigenerational experiences against the backdrop of nature. This is crystallized in Eric’s many public art projects, in locations ranging from the Mountain West to New York City, which articulate his commitment to environmental and social sustainability. A throughline in his work, Eric has embraced public art for its capacity to build community engagement from the ground up. Recognized by the AIA as a “Citizen Architect” for contributions to his community, Eric was a founding member and served on the Town of Jackson Design Review Committee for 12 years. Whether an art installation, a private home, or a public space, Eric uses the medium of architecture to enhance the connections that bind us, reminding us of the beauty and fragility of nature, and our collective place within it.

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