The EHA Family Trust Residence located in Wilson, Wyoming, United States is a 3,988 sqft residence finished in 2011 by Ward+Blake Architects. The house was elevated three feet above existing grade because of the low lying wetland.
The incredible view of the mountains surrounding the house is available even though there are mature trees all around. In order to benefit of low energy consumption, it was used a loop ground source heat pump for both heating and cooling.
The weather conditions here are very difficult and because of that, the architects choose to protect the house by using materials that required no maintenance.
Aside from its beautiful aspect, this home is also a money saver, the electrical consumption being reduced with the help of a specifying LED technology.
By choosing to own such a property, your lungs will breathe health and your eyes will only see beauty.
Photos by Roger Wade Studios
This residence embodies a profound harmony between human habitation and nature’s resilience—elevated physically and conceptually to honor the land while embracing sustainability as a form of respect rather than mere convenience. A true dialogue with place.
Thank you for your thoughtful insight. Our goal was indeed to create a seamless connection between the home and its environment, prioritizing sustainability as a meaningful gesture of respect for the land. We’re glad the design’s intent resonates with you.