LOCAL BUSINESSES BANDING TOGETHER IN THE FACE OF ADVERSITY
Buckrail
"'GYDE Architects is a firm that is deeply rooted in the idea that architecture can be a vehicle for social and community connection. From monetary and service donations, affordable housing, local public parks, AND civic buildings such as the Teton County Library and Vertical Harvest, GYDE is at the forefront of design projects that give back."
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A SINGLE DAD WITH A WORKING CATTLE RANCH NEAR DANIEL, WYOMING, BUILDS A KID AND HORSE FRIENDLY MODERN INDUSTRIAL
RANCH-STYLE HOME
URBAN RANCH
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Maggie Theodora
"'We had this home that we loved and I thought we could just re-create it outside of Wilson,' JJ Healy (home owner) says. But, Peggy Gilday, a co-founding partner of GYDE Architects, which he chose to design the new home, quickly and gently talked him out of this. 'She was helpful in inspiring me to more than re-create. In a very delicate way, she pushed me to go a little more on the modern side," Healy says."
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A CARETAKER’S RESIDENCE IN A POPULAR PUBLIC PARK ON THE SNAKE RIVER BLENDS INTO THE SURROUNDING AREA, WHILE STILL ALLOWING THE CARETAKER INSIDE TO KEEP AN EYE ON THINGS
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
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Samantha Simma
GYDE architects find design in everything
Buckrail
GYDE celebrates completion of Persephone West
Buckrail
The Westbank location is the third collaboration between GYDE and the beloved Persephone brand, developed and nurtured by Ali and Kevin Cohane. Their vision, in conjunction with GYDE’s commitment to implementing their ‘Design in Everything’ approach, has delivered another immediately cherished community gathering spot.
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GYDE and Roadhouse toast a successful project
Buckrail
GYDE Architects and Fine Dining Restaurant Group are celebrating 10 years of ongoing collaboration and the recent completion of the new Roadhouse Pub & Eatery.
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CATHARSIS
THE FOUNDERS OF GYDE ARCHITECTS DESIGN A SPACE TO DECOMPRESS.
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Joohee Muromcew
DREAMS CAN COME TRUE
PICK THE RIGHT TEAM, AND YOU CAN DESIGN AND BUILD THE EXACT HOUSE YOU IMAGINED
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Joohee Muromcew
The home and this beautifully written article are testimonials to our commitment to process. As Joohee writes, "the house that Gilday designed, that Romaine built, and that Jenkins furnished is truly the house I imagined."
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MAKING JACKSON GROW IN WINTER
A CONVERSATION WITH NONA YEHIA
Future of Food
Lee Schneider
Nona Yehia is an architect, visionary, and vertical farmer in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Together with her co-founder, Penny McBride, she founded Vertical Harvest. The site is only a tenth of an acre, but the goals are large. It has become a model project others seek to emulate, not only because it supplies food year-round, but also because it is employing people with special abilities.
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ANISH KAPOOR'S C CURVE
PUBLIC ART'S 'MOONSHOTS' EVENT HIGHLIGHTS THE IDEAS OF ARTISTS
SHOOTING FOR THE MOON
Jackson Hole News and Guide
by Isa Jones
“Inanna Reistad didn’t have just one idea for Jackson Hole Public Art’s “Moonshots 5x5” event. She had four. Instead of narrowing it down, Reistad presented all her ambitious concepts at the evening hosted by Jackson Hole Public Art, which solicited ideas from artists on the future of public art in Jackson. “I found myself between a rock and hard place,” Reistad told the audience at the beginning of her talk. “There’s a large disconnect between social impact and art.”
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AN INTERVIEW WITH ARCHITECT NONA YEHIA OF VERTICAL HARVEST
Huff Post
by Kevin Gouveia
“It’s funny, I never set out to be a vertical farmer. I’m an architect by trade, and I believe in the power of architecture to build community. I’ve always pushed the boundaries in design, I’ve always been engaged. It’s a labor of love.”
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GYDE ARCHITECTS EMBODY DESIGN
GILDAY ARCHITECTS AND E/YE DESIGN MERGE
Jackson Hole News and Guide
by Erika Dahlby
“I think the possibility of it is expanding the notion of what architecture can do,” Yehia said. “In our mission we’re blending art, architecture, science and technology. And that’s something we have been doing at both of our firms and I think that what was exciting is to be able to put that out as our mission from the start.”
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A LOG HOUSE IS MADE MODERN
SEEING THINGS IN BLACK AND WHITE
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by Dina Mishev
"Gilday says, “I am usually up for a challenge, and when [the clients] and I met at the house, my first thought was that this is a particularly big one! I trust my intuition when there may be interesting possibilities, and with a remodel, the biggest issue is understanding the tipping point of when it should be a teardown. Although the log structure was quite odd, with a solid client fit and a beautiful site, we could see through the ‘funky’ stuff and pare it down to its essence."
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A NEW EAST JACKSON HOME WAS BUILT LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE
PLANS CHANGE
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by Dina Mishev
“When we first started talking about their budget, we looked at doing an accessory structure first and leaving room for a main house in the future,” says Peggy Gilday, founding principal at Gilday Architects, which designed the home. Miller, a federal prosecutor, says, “We didn’t have any design parameters, but we had a budget—that was our parameter.”
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