Black Fox Ranch

Black Fox Ranch is located in Jackson, Wyoming, beside a former riverbed of the Snake River, bordered by existing cottonwoods and aspens. The project restores the land's historic ranching use, with a primary residence and a modern barn that supports livestock and hay production. It integrates remnants of 19th-century settlement, including an old trapper’s cabin and irrigation systems, reflecting both the site's agricultural past and the owners’ interest in wildlife and horse culture. The house presents a low, elongated form that rises subtly from the meadow, culminating in a compact second story dedicated to the primary bedroom and an office with access to a rooftop deck. Organized in an L-shaped plan, the home separates communal zones—living, dining, kitchen, den, and primary suite—from guest quarters and service spaces. A long, shallow roof made using cross-laminated timber shelters both interior and exterior spaces, including a covered terrace designed to capture views to the Tetons and Gros Ventre Range. Exterior spaces are arranged around the building to provide both sun and shade, and the contemporary barn and constantly visible horses reinforce the property's working ranch function.

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