Projects · Selected work
Real homes and businesses across Jackson Hole, Teton Village, and Wilson — where the technology disappeared into the architecture and the experience stayed.
Before a single panel went up, this theater existed as a 52-sheet design set — and the finished room proves the method. The space is acoustically isolated from the house on a floating floor with engineered partition and baffle-wall build-ups; even the HVAC is designed to a noise criterion, with acoustically lined ductwork so the quietest scenes stay quiet. Speaker positions are dimensioned to the inch behind the fabric walls, treatment is mapped panel by panel, and the finished room delivers it all through lounge seating, linear light coves, and a cinemascope screen — watch the card rotate from the finished room to the drawings it was built from.
A fully acoustically engineered theater, designed as a room within a room: sound isolation keeps movie nights out of the bedrooms, absorption and diffusion are mapped panel by panel behind the fabric walls, and the screen wall is engineered around the speakers. Reference projection with madVR Envy processing, immersive surround, and tiered seating under a star-field ceiling.
The same acoustical engineering as our theaters, tuned for a harder job: recording. Absorption and diffusion balance the room for tracking and mixing, isolation build-ups keep sessions from reaching the rest of the house, and the treated critical-listening position makes mixes translate — then it all ties into the whole-home AV so sessions can play anywhere.
A full-estate integration for a musical family — featured in Western Home Journal's "Power House." Whole-home Savant control, distributed audio in every room, a karaoke-ready great room where a mountain-scene display hangs above the stone fireplace beside the grand piano, a bar and game room, and a wine cellar — every system built on structured wiring and enterprise networking.
A complete technology package carried from construction documents through move-in: whole-home AV on our own CA-level drawing set, an acoustically engineered private theater designed in-house, motorized window treatments and drapery, enterprise networking, and the custom mountain-condition displays featured below — all coordinated with the architect from the first background drawings.
Two purpose-built displays bring Jackson Hole Mountain Resort into the home: a large-format TV set into the wood paneling above the fireplace shows a vibrant resort trail map, while a dedicated vertical screen delivers live weather, snow reports, lift and run status, and extended forecasts — a concierge-style feature made for mountain living.
This entire home is lit with Lutron Ketra — full-spectrum fixtures that track the sun's natural curve through the day, from cool bright morning light to a candlelight glow that dims to 0.1% like a fading sunset. That's photocentric design: the light, the shades, and the sound all follow the day. Watch this card cycle — it's the same room under four different light recipes, from daylight to golden hour to a full-color entertaining scene.
In a hand-built log lodge, technology has to defer to craftsmanship. Displays tuck into stonework and millwork, speakers vanish into log ceilings, and a game-room media system serves the whole family — proof that even the most rustic architecture can live comfortably with modern systems.
For a landmark Jackson law office, we outfitted conference rooms and gathering spaces with presentation displays and clean, reliable AV — keeping the technology quiet inside an interior of river rock, timber, and leather. Residential-grade discretion, commercial-grade dependability.
"That piano was the heart of the whole project. This was going to be their dream home. So everything we did needed to facilitate that dream, and make it seamless, effortless, and enjoyable."
Josh Stephens · Project Manager, on the musicians' dream home · Western Home Journal
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