Host House in Utah has windowless facades that hide interior courtyard
A central courtyard brings daylight into an inward-facing, cedar-clad home in Salt Lake City that was designed by American architects Kipp Edick and Joe Sadoski for a ski coach. The Host House sits within a residential neighbourhood in Utah's capital, along the western front of the Wasatch Mountains. Host House is clad in vertical slats of cedar The client was the late Alan Hayes, a computer engineer who helped establish the local Rowmark Ski Academy. Hayes passed away in 2019, but the project continued and was completed last year. The home was sold in August to a new owner. For decades, Haye...
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