Mass-timber cabins beside the South Fork of the Snake River in Idaho

Custom Homes in Cross-Laminated Timber

Mountain Homes Engineered Differently

We design, source, and build custom homes with cross-laminated timber, bringing architectural warmth, structural performance, and a more predictable path from concept to enclosure.

Residential Mass Timber

Jackson Hole · Teton Valley · Sun Valley · Park City

Design · Sourcing · Coordination · Installation

See the Work

Built for the landscape.
Made to last.

Our projects pair precision-engineered timber with the character of the Mountain West. The result is a home that feels grounded in place and resolved in every detail.

Mass timber residence and guest residence in Wilson, Wyoming

Wilson, Wyoming · Custom Home · 2025

Wilson Residence

A 2,510 square foot home and a 991 square foot guest residence over the garage, built on an Austrian spruce cross-laminated timber structure.

A-frame living room at South Fork Lodge under the glass gable

Swan Valley, Idaho · Hospitality

South Fork Lodge

Six three-bedroom A-frame homes, the lodge, and a roadside fly shop on the South Fork of the Snake River.

Why Build in Timber

Structure you can feel.

Cross-laminated timber turns structure into architecture. Large, precisely fabricated panels create broad spans, warm interiors, and a faster path to a weather-tight shell.

Architectural warmth

Exposed timber brings finish, structure, and atmosphere together in one material.

Structural strength

Engineered panels provide a robust system for demanding mountain sites and expressive spaces.

Faster enclosure

Factory precision and coordinated installation can compress the on-site structural schedule.

Lower-impact material

Wood stores carbon and offers a renewable alternative for the primary structure.

How We Work

One informed path from idea to enclosure.

01

Assess

Clarify the site, team, goals, schedule, and whether mass timber is the right fit.

02

Design

Coordinate architecture, structure, connections, services, and exposed finishes early.

03

Source

Align engineering, fabrication, pricing, shipping, and site logistics.

04

Install

Sequence deliveries, crane work, weather protection, and structural assembly.

05

Deliver

Carry the intent through enclosure and the details that make the home complete.

Kitchen under an exposed spruce CLT ceiling in the Wilson Residence

Where We Build

Built for mountain realities.

From winter schedules and remote deliveries to crane access and finish protection, successful mass-timber work depends on planning the whole build, not just ordering panels.

We serve Jackson Hole, Teton Valley, Sun Valley, Park City, and select projects across the Mountain West.

Read the Field Guide

Learn how a timber home comes together.

Thirty-two short notes in eight series, in the order a project happens. Written for owners, architects, and builders who want to know the system before the drawings are fixed.

Great room with a glass gable and exposed cross-laminated timber walls

Get the Lookbook

See what cross-laminated timber makes possible.

A free lookbook of mass-timber homes, details, and interiors from the Mountain West: exposed panels, long spans, and the finishes that live with them. Tell us where to send it.

  • Twenty pages of built work and details
  • What to decide before design is fixed
  • A one-page fit checklist for your project

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One email with the lookbook. No list, no follow-ups unless you ask.

Start a Project

Bring us in before the big decisions are fixed.

Tell us where you are building, what stage the project is in, and what you want mass timber to make possible. We’ll help identify the smartest next step.