• Private guest house in Uintah Highlands. Warm colors and surfaces give sense of repose and coziness
  • Private guest house in Uintah Highlands. Interior space has has large portions of glass for spectacular views
  • Private guest house in Uintah Highlands. Enveloped in dense gambel oak gives sense of privacy and protection
  • Private guest house in Uintah Highlands. Entry of Accessory dwelling unit is wondrously lit and welcoming
  • Private guest house in Uintah Highlands. Deck view has a vast expanse of Weber Canyon, the Great Slat Lake and Antelope Island

Private Guest House

 

  • Principal Architect – Mark Hilles, AIA
  • Architectural Project Manager – Bill Knudsen
  • Lead Designer- Kelly Brown
  • General Contractor – Hadfield Construction
  • Current Phase: Complete

Whatever the scale, a good house celebrates the experience of a space inside and out. This guest home sets hidden among indigenous scrub oaks high on the east Uintah bench. The compact 1,700-square-foot dwelling has a shed roof that cantilevers over the stacked decks which expand living space to the outdoors. The linear concept acknowledges the site’s geology, perching the structure above and away from other homes in the area, offering imense privacy. 

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