Design inspiration and project stories.

GYDE 2-Week Summer Program for High School Students Starts Next Week!
The two week program engages 3 to 4 students interested in the general idea of art, architecture, technology, literature, music and society to a series of guided short projects exploring the idea that architecture speaks. Throughout the projects, we explore both analog and digital techniques of cultural production. The series of small projects culminates to a group production of a town model of Jackson.

Historic Preservation & Community Project - Project49
GYDE is pleased to announce work is underway at the Teslow grain elevator in Livingston, Montana. GYDE was selected by the Teslow’s new owners, Project49, after they received a grant from Montana Historic Preservation to restore this historic landmark for future generations. From the Project49 website, “[We’re] dedicated to creating a space with the Teslow that is useful for the entire community.”

John Stennis Joins the Jackson Hole Land Trust Board
Principal Architect John Stennis recently joined the Jackson Hole Land Trust board, read the story of John’s life in the Tetons.

Modernizing a 1970s Wilson Cabin

A New Look for a Downtown Retail Space

Bringing the Outside In

Trash Cans and Treasures in Jackson

April 21st is World Creativity and Innovation Day
The United Nations designated April 21 World Creativity and Innovation Day, a day to embrace creative problem-solving, artistic expression, innovation, and sustainable solutions. GYDE is driven by the mantra design in everything. Meaning, we approach each project as a unique opportunity to listen and learn from our clients so we can co-create innovative solutions. Some days, that might be rethinking the entryway to a restaurant, or working with large teams on community projects.

We’re hiring!
Bring your passion and 4+ years of design experience to our team. We can’t wait to meet you!

Fish Creek Residence II: Blending indoors and outdoors, history and modern design
The Intermountain West is rich with history. When a client purchased an 11-acre ranch, they wanted to explore tradition while bringing in a contemporary feel.
Interlock Bike Rack: Collaborating with community partners to bring a functional sculpture to life
Collaborative projects foster a greater sense of place. Interlock is more than just a bike rack or an art piece - it creates a way for people to interact with each other and explore their connection to nature.

The Power of Design
In today’s market, clients are rightly looking for value as they explore design solutions. Our Persephone Westbank project is a great example of the power of design to reimagine a space while adding value.

Innovation & Pragmatism: The Serenity Now Residence
Tell us how you want to live in your home, how you want to feel when you enter a room, and who will be there with you.