• Sited on a 35-acre lot of forest, sagebrush, and mesic upland, this residence and guesthouse enjoy a sweeping panorama of valley and mountain views. The site’s horizontality and low vegetation – a result of the Green Knoll fire that wiped out all but the picturesque and resilient aspen trees – informed the structure’s low-slung sod rooflines and submerged design. Designed by Ward+Blake Architects in Wilson, Wyoming.