Set within a remote mountain site in Wyoming this 5,500 SF house incorporates natural materials of stone, concrete and wood with state of the art building systems and technologies. The terraces, generous glazing and indoor/outdoor spaces act to extend the living spaces into the dramatic landscape. The house is sensitively integrated, and designed to minimize excavation, into a naturally evolved protected area within this 200+ acre site. Open panoramic views from the great room frames the Bridger National Forest to the east, and an indoor/outdoor informal piano concert space to the west. The master suite was designed to capture both the mountain views and the experience of being nestled within an aspen grove. This working ranch also features a 3,000 SF barn with living quarters and children's play areas, horse stables and storage for year-round recreation equipment.