2020 Digital Brochure

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

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DESIGN PHASE SERVICES

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CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

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AFTER YOU MOVE IN

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GREEN & SUSTAINABLE BUILDING

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MOUNTAIN LIVING HOME OF THE YEAR

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PARTIAL PROJECT HISTORY

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KEY PERSONNEL

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PUBLICATIONS

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COMPANY REFERENCES

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LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY: CAMERON NEILSON - THE SEEN CATHERINE JONES PHOTOGRAPHY CHRISTY GOSS PHOTOGRAPHY DAVID O. MARLOW PHOTOGRAPHY

KARL NEUMANN PHOTOGRAPHY LYNN DONALDSON PHOTOGRAPHY

ROGER WADE STUDIOS

TIM STILLER - THE BIG EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY

DAVID SWIFT

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JOHN LAYSHOCK PHOTOGRAPHY WHITNEY KAMMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

AUDREY HALL

WILLIAM ABRANOWICZ

TETON HERITAGE BUILDERS IS

• LEGACY QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP DELIVERED IN A NO SURPRISES FASHION • GREAT LISTENING SKILLS AND TOOLS (WEBSITE COMMUNICATION PORTAL)

• OPEN BOOK BUDGETS AND GUARANTEED PRICING

• A 20+ YEAR HISTORICAL COST DATABASE FOR ACCURATE ESTIMATES

• 200 YEARS COMBINED CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE IN THE WORKING OWNERS

• PROACTIVE AND CLEARLY COMMUNICATED VALUE ENGINEERING

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T HE C ONCEPT Our concept is to enter into a partnership with you, our clients. Our open book process promotes trusting and effective working relationships which allow us to pursue your interests in quality, budget, and schedule. With an established partnership, we achieve an excellent building experience through clear communication. Over the years we have developed sys- tems and tools, like ProCore, our website communication portal , that ena- ble clear and continuous communication. This atmosphere and approach delivers value and quality to you.

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E QUALS E XCELLENCE …..

T HE C OMPANY Teton Heritage Builders was established in 1996 as an innovative full service home builder in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Since then we established our- selves in a niche market through a creative blend of sophisticated con- struction management, legacy quality craftsmanship and aggressive scheduling. In 2003 we opened an office in Big Sky expanding our services to include Southwest Montana.

THB consistently provides you with the highest quality construction in the industry. To be the best builder ,we also maintain the value of our clients’ homes by controlling costs. We do this by combining the over 200 years of construction experience in the working owners with the latest techniques in estimating, scheduling, budget- ing and project management. This blend of experience and technology allows our team to focus on our cli- ents and make a complicated process as easy, fun and cost effective as possible.

Our expertise allows us to offer both open book cost plus and guaranteed pricing . We take time to listen and understand our clients building objectives, budget and schedule. And be- cause we clearly understand the objectives we are confident in offering a no-surprises contract . We expect our clients to invest their funds in the distinction and beauty of their home, not a builder’s inefficiencies, and we are willing to prove it through the guarantee . T HE M ISSION Teton Heritage Builders is a premier construction company in the Western United States providing our clients buildings of ex– ceptional quality, character and value. THB utilizes technically sophisticated systems, unique human resources, high levels of organization and strong teamwork. We create a safe environ– ment that fosters mutually beneficial relationships for all stake– holders based on respect, honesty and integrity. G IVING B ACK At THB we believe in supporting our local communities. In 2008 we built a Habitat for Humanity home for a deserving Jackson Hole family. We spearheaded the “Builder’s Blitz” by manag- ing local volunteers and subcontractors in a one week start-to- finish build. We continue to support Habitat for Humanity’s vari- ous projects, like the Hall Street Project, through construction consulting, free estimating services and on site volunteer- ing. In Bozeman, we give back annually through the Rotary “Fix it Up Festival” each Fall.

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DESIGN PHASE SERVICES

• ACCURATE AND DETAILED SCHEMATIC DESIGN ESTIMATING, TO MARRY THE DESIGN WITH THE ANTICPATED BUDGET • ESTIMATES THAT REFLECT A THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF ARCHI- TECT’S DESIGN INTENT

• IDENTIFY AND OVERCOME CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE OBSTACLES

• ROCKY MOUNTAIN PRODUCT EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

• KEY SUBCONTRACTS LET PRIOR TO DESIGN COMPLETION

• OPTIONAL PLAN REVIEW FOR LEED CERTIFICATION AND GREEN BUILD- ING APPROACHES

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A great home design is functional spaces, elegant forms, and cost-effective constructability. THB pro- vides services during the design phase to ensure that your quality, budget and schedule objectives are achieved. Firstly, we participate in a conversa- tion with you and the architect about quality and the material palette ( Design Intent Consen- sus ). Secondly, we ensure that the design tracks with the owner’s budget through Historical Cost Estimation and Value Engineering . And thirdly, we perform tasks to ensure that the home can be de- livered as quickly as possible ( Whole Project Sched- uling and Municipal Planning ). By continuing this strategic communication as the design progresses toward completion, we achieve clarity of mission and trust between the three part- ners. All elements we feel are critical to the suc- cess of a project of the highest quality. H ISTORICAL C OST E STIMATION & V ALUE E NGINGEERING Construction pricing in this region is unique and the market is constantly fluctuating. THB prepares a preliminary budget immediately upon receipt of all available information. Over the last 22 years we have developed a 40 page spreadsheet of histori- cal data tempered by the latest pricing from our subcontractors to provide you a realistic cost estimate even from schematic drawings. As the design progresses, we update our estimate to pin- point the final cost of the project. Using this data, W HOLE P ROJECT S CHEDULING Teton Heritage Builders develops and maintains a planning and progress schedule to coordinate and integrate your scheduling and the architect’s design efforts with material delivery and project sequencing. Our system is specifically designed to account for this region’s short building season for exterior construction. We identify mate- rials that have an impact on the schedule -up front- and we determine the key ordering dates accordingly. This approach allows us to meet your scheduling desires without material substitutions that could degrade the architectural design.

D ESIGN I NTENT C ONSENSUS An ongoing three-way communication involving you, the architect and THB as the builder, is ideally launched during the conceptual phase of the design. Here the creative design intent of the architect, your desires and budget, as well as THB’s understanding are thoroughly discussed to assure a seamless approach.

you can direct the architect’s efforts by adding to the design or refining it to meet your budgetary goals. If the program and budget objectives are starting to diverge we have developed user friendly value engi- neering spreadsheets that allow you to adjust the program based what you want to spend. In short, you stay in control of the budget.

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M UNICIPAL P LANNING Teton Heritage Builders keeps abreast of the fast changing county and state building regulations and the personnel in charge of them. By working closely with planners and regulators from the beginning, we identify design elements that may become obsta- cles to quick approval of the project. B IDDING D OCUMENTATION Teton Heritage Builders prepares detailed contract bid packages to address areas of conflict and possi- ble overlap in subcontractor scopes. This practice safeguards against double payment for services. We also use our knowledge of local subcontractor capabilities to ensure that only those of proven qual- ity are allowed to bid on the project. We can expe- dite the schedule by awarding certain subcontracts, such as excavation, foundations, and log packages prior to design completion. Finally, we make recom- mendations regarding subcontract general condi- tions that limit owner liability, promote safety, en- courage equal employment opportunities, and ad- vance “environmentally friendly” processes.

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CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

• COST PLUS OR GUARANTEED PRICING CONTRACT STYLES

• IN HOUSE FINISH CARPENTRY ENSURES LEGACY QUALITY

• OPEN BOOK PROJECT ACCOUNTING

• 200 YEARS COMBINED CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE IN THE WORKING OWNERS • WEBSITE COMMUNICATION PORTAL (PROCORE) THAT STREAMLINES COMMUNICATION • AGGRESSIVE CHANGE ORDER CONTROL EMPHASIZING HOME VALUE RETENTION

PROCORE

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The key to delivering legacy quality craftsman- ship in a no-surprises fashion is excellent listening and communication. Our weekly progress meet- ings and website communication portal , ProCore, lay at the center of this process. Through our steadfast use of these components we institution- alize listening and understanding. We effectively listen, repeat back to you, and memorialize the final finish selection decisions in a timely fashion so that the home is delivered with your quality ex- pectations in a timely and valuable man- ner. Each weekly meeting will address the guar- anteed budget, final finish selections, the sched- ule, and any program changes. ProCore serves as a way to publicly document the decisions and as a central cache of all the project information. C OST P LUS OR G UARANTEED P RICING = P EACE OF M IND We believe in our budgets and with over 20 years of historical cost data we know what Rocky Mountain construction costs. Consequently, we can provide detailed target estimating to come up with extremely accurate Cost Plus pricing or will put our purse at risk by giving Guaranteed Maximum Pricing (GMP) to you. You can rest as- sured that we will deliver on our budgets. In short, THB provides Peace of Mind . L EGACY Q UALITY C RAFTSMANSHIP Everyone can feel a truly well crafted home. The way you achieve legacy quality is by having the personnel on staff that have been imbued with a spirit to achieve excellence. There are 8 active THB owners in Wyoming and Montana and the THB team has over 200 years combined experi- ence in these working owners . We know how to build quality homes and we are passionate about what we do. Additionally, since our inception in 1996, THB personnel have always installed the fin- ish trim in our homes and many times we craft the logs, timbers, framing, siding and cabinetry. This pursuit of excellence starts at THB and spreads through our trade partners such that we deliver “magazine quality homes.”

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E ASY AND C LEAR C OMMUNICATION Great communication requires great listening skills and great systems to keep information clear and orga- nized. THB stresses regular communication and in our weekly progress meetings. We deliver the infor- mation with written notes to ensure a clear understanding of decisions. In 2008, we added our website communication portal , Pro-Core, that creates a central cache of all the project information and enables easy transfer of drawings, requests for information, schedules, photographs, budgets, and punch lists. The difference between a tolerable and excellent construction experience is clear, friendly, and timely project communication. We recognize this and we excel at it. P RECISE P ROGRESS S CHEDULES Throughout construction we maintain our critical path schedule prepared during the design phase. We carefully track our crew and subcontractor progress and material deliveries to ensure that no unnecessary delays occur during construction. Also, if unforeseen conditions occur which will impact the completion date, we look for alternatives to get the project back on track. Our goal is to deliver your dream home when you want it. C HANGE O RDER C ONTROL AND V ALUE R ETENTION Nobody likes change orders – the owner, the architect nor the builder - because they are inherently ex- pensive. The best way to retain value is to avoid them by getting THB involved early in the process so that we have a clear understanding of the owner’s and architect’s design intent and define the work accord- ingly. Barring that, or if you change your mind, then we can buy the new program with a thorough under- standing of historical costs so that even a change order can be purchased at a reasonable incremental cost. The result is that THB built homes have value the day they are completed. Additionally, if you are using third party financing, we provide cash flow projections and draw requests for those teammates as well.

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AFTER YOU MOVE IN

• A COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL CLEANING AFTER CONSTRUCTION

• THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS DELIVERED AND REVIEWED ON SITE WITH YOUR SUPERINTENDENT

• A ONE MONTH CHECK-UP ON THE HOME AND ITS PERFORMANCE

• A ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL SYSTEMS

• RESPONSIVE CUSTOMER SERVICE TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND, USE AND ENJOY YOUR HOME

Insert O&M with a set of plans!

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M OVING I N The move-in date is a special day - the culmina- tion of a lot of planning and hard work. But it is really just another step in the lifelong relationship THB has with you. Prior to move-in we will have the home professionally cleaned and we will prepare for you the best operation and mainte- nance (O&M) manuals in the Northern Rock- ies. Some of our clients require help moving in and THB has made our team available to as- sist. Shortly after the move-in we will take you through the operation of the home: mechanical systems, electrical systems, home automation, hot tubs, pools, etc. This includes running you and your property management team through the O&M manuals as well as any home mainte- nance videos we may have created. As we say, we believe this is another step in building a life- long relationship. C HECK - UP AND W ARRANTY Regardless of how careful the movers are, there may be a ding or two that occur during move- in. We expect it and we take care of it during our “one month check - up”. And we will be back at the year anniversary to attend to any list you might have, check your systems, and touch- up anything that might require it. A DDITIONAL S ERVICES Teton Heritage Builders can provide many other services to help make the move-in process worry free. Services include coordination with moving and transportation companies and with other specialty suppliers such as furniture, lighting and window covering suppliers. Ultimately, we are happy to assist in any other way that will en- hance the move-in process.

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GREEN & SUSTAINABLE BUILDING

• LEED AND NAHB GREEN ACCREDITED PROFESSIONALS ON STAFF

• BLOWER DOOR TESTING TO ENSURE THERMAL ENVELOPE INTEGRITY

• JOBSITE CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT

• INDOOR AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

• SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS OPTIONS

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W HAT IS G REEN B UILDING ? Green Building is the practice of creating structures and using processes that are environmentally responsible and resource - efficient throughout a building's life - cycle from sighting and orientation on the lot to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation and deconstruction. Green Buildings are designed to reduce their overall impact on human health and the environment by:  Efficiently using energy, water, and resources  Reducing waste, pollution and environmental degradation  Protecting occupant health For example, green buildings can incorporate sustainable materials in their construction, feature water systems that reduce and reuse water, and incorporate highly insulated walls, floors and roof areas to reduce heating and cooling costs and energy consumption. S TANDARD G REEN B UILDING P RACTICES Green building techniques and design are considered for all Teton Heritage Builders projects. This approach helps decrease heating and cooling costs, increase indoor air quality, reduce operations and maintenance costs, conserve natural resources and water as well as make the most of natural light. The use of alternative energy sources - photovoltaic panels, geothermal heat pumps, and passive solar design - can dramatically decrease the fossil fuel consumption of a home. THB’s LEED Accredited Professionals incorporate many standard green building tech–niques into our homes. One common practice is the blower door test . This process is used to quantify air leakage. A blower door test uses a powerful fan that mounts into an exterior door frame to pull air out of the house, thereby lowering the air pressure inside. The higher outside air pressure then flows in through all unsealed cracks and openings. Once these leakage areas are identified materials such as caulking, weather strips, and spray foam are used to seal the areas and im- proves the home’s energy performance. C ERTIFIED B UILDINGS The US Green Building Council created LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification to quantify how healthy and well environmentally balanced a build- ing is. Many of THB’s standard construction processes count towards LEED certification. We combine practices such as the use of recycled materials, energy efficient sys- tems, ensuring building envelope management, irrigation design and pollution management. Our LEED Accredited Professionals will work with the designers to create a de- sign and construction plan that will meet LEED certified levels (albeit Silver, Gold or Platinum).

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MOUNTAIN LIVING MAGAZINE

2018 HOME OF THE YEAR

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Private Residence Snake River Sporting Club, WY - 7900 SF

This Carney Logan Burke designed home, in collaboration with WRJ Design Associates, was named “2018 Home of the Year ” from Mountain Living magazine. IT will also grace the cover of November/December 2018 issue. Situated prominently in the Snake Riv- er Sporting Club, adjacent to the Snake River, the Members Clubhouse and the Tom Weiskopf golf course, it is a spectacular Moun- tain Modern home and is well deserving of the recognition it has received. THBs team of Greg OGwin and Mauricio Alvarado craft- ed this homeowners dream come true.

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PARTIAL PROJECT HISTORY

Thompson Residence The Club at Spanish Peaks, Big Sky, MT - 5800 SF

This Mountain Contemporary home features world class views of Lone Peak and the Yellowstone Club through massive walls of glass. Designed by Reid Smith in The Club at Spanish Peaks, this home sets the standard for design in Big Sky, MT.

Driscoll Residence Jackson Creek, Bozeman, MT - 4000 SF

Designed by Brechbuhler Architects, and sitting on over 300 acres, this mountain modern home boasts views of the gorgeous Bridger Mountain range. Large windows and bifolding doors open the interior to the outdoors, where herds of elk roam throughout the year.

Walls Residence The Big EZ Estates, Big Sky, MT - 9000 SF

This Centre Sky Architecture designed home sits high atop of the Big EZ Estates in Big Sky to take in the surroundings of the beautiful Gallatin Range. This home was de- signed to entertain, with the amazing wine room serving parties throughout the year.

Lakeside Canyon Ferry, Helena, MT - 14000 SF

This true timber frame home sits on a private setting overlooking the great Canyon Ferry Lake outside of Helena, MT. With features ranging from huge vaulted ceilings to a sit-in wine room, This amazing home boast bedrooms for days, with the ability to sleep about 20 people.

Elk Ridge Lodge The Club at Spanish Peaks, Big Sky, MT - 9000 SF

This Centre Sky Architecture designed home has big ski vacations in mind. The open floor plan and excess sleeping spaces are surrounded with an elegant blend of re- claimed timber, barn wood and wrought iron. This home garnered “Best of 2012” in Timber Home Living.

Zappitelli Residence The Club at Spanish Peaks, Big Sky, MT - 5500 SF

CTA designed this great timber frame hybrid in The Club at Spanish Peaks. It features geothermal heat systems, and high efficiency windows to keep cozy throughout the winters.

Taylor Residence Yellowstone Club, Big Sky, MT - 10,000 SF

This Reid Smith designed home is a diamond in the rough – a sparkling house of glass and clean lines tucked in among predominantly rustic cabins in the Yellowstone Club. It truly sets the bar for modern design and energy efficiency with it’s walls of triple pane glass to capture stunning views of it’s surroundings.

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McClone Residence Snake River Sporting Club, Jackson Hole, WY - 6500 SF

This CLB designed home is a true Mountain Modern renaissance. After sitting unfinished for 9 years, it was completed and recently named the Mountain Living 2018 Home of the Year.

Dyste Residence Yellowstone Club, Big Sky, MT - 8500 SF

This Faure- Halvorsen designed home is a classic “rustic lodge.” Finish materials are reclaimed including trim, doors, ceiling, cabinets and flooring. The staircase is all splayed pine logs. When you enter this home you step back to the 1800s.

Sobel Residence Yellowstone Club, Big Sky, MT - 10,500 SF

This Locati Architects designed custom home features reclaimed timber trusses and hand forged steel. The house is an elegant blend of reclaimed post and beam with a rustic chic décor. The home was the cover story in Mountain Living magazine and a Best in American Living Award Finalist featured in Custom Builder .

Willian Residence Shooting Star, Teton Village, WY - 10,500 SF

A CLB Architects design with exterior siding elements of vertical reclaimed wood, tumbled stone, timber knee braces and highlighted sections of copper panel. The client and design team created the Shooting Star Residence that includes a main house & guest house that emphasizes entertaining.

Hennessy Residence Granite Ridge, Teton Village, WY - 15,000 SF

This Ellis Nunn and Associates and Slifer Design 3 story, timber frame home, boasts an extraordinary amount of highly detailed finishes that have a strong European influ- ence. From hand forged railings to handmade mosaic tiles, this home exudes the comforts of mountainside living. It was featured in Big Sky Journal Home - 2012.

Pinnacle Restaurant The Club at Spanish Peaks, Big Sky, MT - 7000 SF

Nationally recognized Hart-Howerton Architects designed this log structure that was built at 8800 feet above sea level. The project was fast-tracked and completed in seven months plus the foundation.

Lone Peak Brewery Big Sky, MT - 7000 SF

Prime commercial space in Big Sky including a brewery, restaurant and office space. A unique steel package was designed to carry the load of the entire brewing operation. A favorite local hangout in the Meadow Village.

Schultz Residence The Club at Spanish Peaks, Big Sky, MT - 8900 SF A classic Western Contemporary home. The elegant use of timbers and steel delivers the big views the owners wanted. This home is heated with geothermal heat.

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Smith-Uzer Jackson Hole, WY - 5500 SF

A true modern home in Jackson Hole Wyoming, designed by the Chicago architec- ture firm Nagle Hartray, The natural materials, western red cedar siding, Spanish ce- dar windows with bronzed cladding, and a chimney of local stone keep the home grounded in its rugged setting.

Fayette Ranch Pinedale, WY - 12,644 SF

An addition to an original log ranch house that incorporated several natural water features to the landscape. Full-arch barrel trusses are the center pin of this log post & beam structure. This home was featured in Custom Wood Homes magazine.

McGregor/Manne Cabin Gros Ventre West, Jackson Hole, WY - 1000 SF

Two historic cabins, stunningly perched above the valley floor, were connected with a new game room. The cabin was featured in Log Home Design Ideas and Home- stead magazine.

Homewood Suites - Hilton Jackson, WY - 35,808 SF

Mizu Sushi Restaurant Teton Village, WY - 800 SF Gilday Architects’ contemporary design stresses efficient spatial planning to achieve optimal operations in a limited commercial space. A Hawtin-Jorgensen designed hotel in downtown Jackson features forty-one luxury suites, an indoor swimming pool and fitness center, integrated mechanical systems, and elegant residential-style accommodations. This project was delivered in 11 months.

Beck Residence Jackson Hole, WY - 8600 SF A log and stone structure designed to incorporate space for the owner’s love of art and photography. This home was featured in Log Home Design Ideas .

Pannell Residence Granite Ridge, Teton Village, WY - 6841 SF

This hybrid log and stick frame home combines steel, log and conventional framing structures with high end custom finishes. Featured in Log Homes Illustrated, Log Home Plans, and Homestead magazine .

Backman Compound West Solitude, Jackson Hole, WY - 9713 SF

A residential compound that captured the client’s goals for tranquility, entertaining out-of-town guests & enjoying hobbies. Featured in Log Homes Illustrated and Log & Timber Style .

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43 North Pub & Restaurant Jackson, WY - 7000 SF

A full service pub and restaurant located at the base of Snow King Resort that was engi- neered and constructed for future vertical expansion. The building includes a roof deck, pass through fireplaces, reclaimed flooring and antique bar.

Sullivan Residence -B- Meadow, Jackson Hole, WY - 10,141 SF This Ellis Nunn and Associates designed custom home emphasizes a log post, beam & truss roof structure and has been featured in Timber Homes Illustrated.

Bank of Jackson Hole Jackson, WY - 9713 SF

This facility is a combination of conventional framing, log and glulam beam and offers staff and clientele exceptional interior finishes. This fast-tracked project was completed in 11 months.

Design/Build - Winter Terrace Granite Ridge, Teton Village, WY - 6551 SF A conventionally framed home with a log post, beam & truss roof structure. This project is featured in Ralph Kylloe’s Cabins & Camps.

Yarrow Residence Teton Village, WY - 7000 SF

A complicated layout necessitated the entire structure be made out of 60 tons of steel & then covered with log post and beam. Featured in Log & Timber Style , Big Sky Journal and Country’s Best Vacation Log Homes.

Design/Build - Forest Ledge Wilson, WY - 7020 SF

This home features four suites and was furnished down to the bathrobes. It has been published in Teton Home magazine and Ralph Kylloe’s Rustic Artistry of the Home.

Nature Conservancy Lander, WY

This Ward-Blake designed rammed earth structure incorporates environmentally friendly technologies including a double pyrohelix wood burning fireplace that provides heat for the building. This project received the AIA - Wyoming 2001 Merit Award.

Hamilton Residence Jackson Hole, WY - 5947 SF A Locati Architects designed timber post, beam & truss roof structure home that maximiz- es the stunning view of the Tetons.

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KEY PERSONNEL

The key to legacy quality is great communication, experience, and people that care. Following you will find brief histories of our key personnel that describe our dedication to the craft, our experience, our acco- lades, and our love of the Rocky Mountains. You will also note that most of our key personnel are compa- ny owners . This is true because the core of Teton Heritage Builders has a proven track record of a dedica- tion to excellence. And if a teammate is dedicated to excellence, then why wouldn’t the THB owners want that person as a partner. The benefit for our clients is that you can rest assured that when a THB own- er makes a promise, our team is going to keep it. Please read about this great team that we have assem- bled over the year. Peter C. Lee - Head of Office – MT, President, Project Manager, Owner Peter co-founded THB in 1996 after being part of the development team of Indian Springs Ranch, a Jackson Hole luxury ranch community. Over the years, Peter has managed pro- jects that have been featured in Ralph Kylloe’s Rustic Artistry of the Home and Cabins & Camps . Either he or his projects have also been featured in magazines including Cow- boys & Indians, Custom Wood Homes and Teton Home magazine. In addition, to his pas- sion for crafting beautiful buildings, Peter works hard to lower America's carbon foot print. He is a Structural Engineering graduate from Princeton University (Summa Cum Laude) and has a Masters in Business Administration from Harvard University. In 2003, Pe- ter moved to Bozeman to expand THB’s operations to Big Sky and Southwest Mon- tana. He and his wife, Tanya, have "come home" to Montana where they can ski, fly fish, ride horses and enjoy the Rocky Mountains with their 4 children. Peter also gives back to his community through Bozeman Sunrise Rotary and serving on the Green Hills Ranch home owner association board. Gregory A. O’Gwin - Head of Office – WY, Superintendent, Owner Greg came to THB in 1999 with over 20 years experience in the construction industry. He has been a superintendent for 22 years and uses his strong background in large scale commercial projects with large staffs to aggressively manage schedules and budgets . Greg received the 1999 Excellence in Construction award from the Associated Builders and Contractors for his work at the Mother and Infant Care Center at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. His experience in supervising all construction trades and his calm, efficient management style enable him to be a construction leader of great effectiveness. Greg’s Winter Terrace project was featured in Ralph Kylloe’s Cab- ins & Camps . Hiking in the Teton’s High Country is a summer passion and a priority on the weekends for Greg. Russell E. Weaver - Superintendent – WY, Owner Russ has been in construction since 1977 and has lived in the Jackson hole area since 1980. His 20 years as a superintendent and experience as an independent general con- tractor in Idaho taught him to manage subcontractors such that the final product is to the high quality standards expected by our clients. Russ consistently creates positive and long lasting relationships with his clients by providing clear communication throughout the entire building process. Russ was highlighted in Architectural Digest in June 1997 for his intricate log detail,. An avid fisherman, Russ has fished the waters from Alaska to Florida, but prefers the calm mountain rivers of his native Idaho.

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Dan J. Clancy - Superintendent – WY, Owner Specializing in luxury residential and high end commercial projects, Dan’s clients are sophisti- cated, demanding and at the top of their game. Dan’s expertise at performing within this rar- ified atmosphere has continued to build THB ’ s reputation for achievement and success. With over 35 years in the trade, including 24 years of construction management, Dan is well known in the industry for his superior craftsmanship and for completing his projects on time and on budget. His projects have been featured in Log Home Design Ideas , Homestead magazine, Log Homes Illustrated and twice in Architectural Digest. On most summer weekends Dan can be found on his boat enjoying the waters of Jackson Lake. Mark S. Dalby - Project Manager – WY, Owner Mark Dalby’s over 16 years of general contracting experience has led him through all phases of the construction process including estimating, field engineering, site supervision and pro- ject management. His resume began with a Civil Engineering Degree from Penn State and continued with his employment by one of the largest commercial general contractors in the country. His ability to gain management and supervisory positions of increasing responsibility led him to open his own design- build timber framing company. Mark’s projects have been featured in Homestead magazine, and Log Homes Illustrated. Running the high mountain trails and rafting the Snake River are two of many activities in the summer for Mr. Dalby. Scott E. Walden - Superintendent – MT, Owner Scott returned to his native Montana with his family in 2006. While he was gone he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and Finance from Central Washington University. After graduating he spent 18 years building in the Pacific Northwest and Alas- ka. Scott had the pleasure of working in the family business for 13 of those years and five working for a production builder on the West Coast. Scott has experience managing all phases of construction from initial client meetings through after move-in customer ser- vice. During his tenure at THB, Scott project managed the last 2 phases of Spanish Peaks cabin construction, he oversaw the construction of a home in Spanish Peaks that has been published in Big Sky Journal , Dream Home Showcase , and garnered “Best of 2012” in Timber Home Living . He built a home that would have qualified for LEED Silver designation had the owner wanted the certification. If Scott isn’t working, or enjoying the Montana outdoors he is cheering on his daughters and wife while they play and coach volleyball and soccer. Jessie Ellis – Project Manager – MT, Owner Jessi joined the Jackson Hole team in 2002 as the Office Manager. Her time management and organization skills made her indispensable to the day-to-day operations of THB. In the spring of 2005, Jessi relocated to our Southwest Montana office to help coordinate and im- plement THB’s organizational systems. Her experience in both offices and THB personnel in Wyoming and Montana makes her an essential part of communication within the company. Jessi’s humor, warmth, wit and intelligence make her a cornerstone of our operations. Matt Lennon - Superintendent – MT, Owner Construction has always been a part of Matt’s life starting with building custom homes with his grandpa in Wyoming, Montana, and Nevada. After finishing a degree in construction management he made the move from Wyoming to Montana. He has found his passion in building beautiful, and complex custom homes. He has finished large projects in Big Sky and Jackson Hole, and takes pride in the custom details. Matt understands it is a team effort to bring the visions of the owner, architect, and builder together to create lasting legacy’s that will serve as a place for generations of memories. When not at work Matt loves to spend his time outside playing with his family. He will often be found in the mountains with his lovely wife and four spirited children in tow. His deep rooted beliefs guide his life with honesty and integrity as is evident in his work and relationships.

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KEY PERSONNEL — MT OFFICE

Alex Wells – Project Manager Alex, his wife and young son recently moved to Bozeman to join the Teton Heritage team as a Project Manager. He is thrilled to call such a beautiful place home and to have the opportunity to raise his family in such an uplifting environment. When not working hard to keep projects running smoothly Alex enjoys hiking and camping with his family, snow- boarding, rock climbing and more. If it’s a challenging outdoor activity there’s a good chance you’ll find Alex participating. Alex’s background is in commercial construction project and field management as well as landscape design and project management. He received is Bachelor of Science De- gree from Penn State in Landscape Contracting and a Master of Science Degree in Real Estate and Construction Management from the University of Denver. Alex’s communica- tion skills, work ethic and organization all attribute to a transparent and enjoyable con- struction process for his clients. Tyson VanDyken - Superintendent Tyson was born and raised in Bozeman, MT. He studied Pre-Med at Montana State Univer- sity. Tyson has been in construction for 15 yrs, doing custom homes, production building, and commercial buildings from the ground up. “I love the challenge of building a struc- ture from the ground up and working with home owners on making their dreams a reali- ty. I love taking someone’s idea that they have and making it into a home or as small as a rustic barn door.” When he is not at work, Tyson and his wife Carrie have three kids, two boys and a daughter that keep them on their toes with hunting, camping, motorbikes, and sports. Their children love to play basketball, football, volleyball, gymnastics, and golf. Tyson’s passions away from work are family and playing golf as much as possible. He also loves to travel to warm sunny places around the world. Tyson lives and raises his fami- ly in Gallatin valley, outside of Manhattan on the Gallatin river. Roger Vogel- Superintendent Roger brings over 25 years of construction and real estate experience to the THB team. A fourth generation Montanan, Roger carries a deep sense of pride in everything he builds, constantly striving for perfection in every facet of the building process. With a passion for creating extremely high quality custom mountain homes, Roger is right at home at Teton Heritage Builders. “I love the fact that if a client can dream it, we can make it a reality and the end result will be the highest quality possible”. Roger and his lovely wife, Leah, live just outside of Bozeman. When not working, they are always on the water somewhere in Montana, with a flyrod in hand. Jackie Kline- Superintendent Jackie grew up in Johnstown, New York and attended college at the University of Ver- mont where she earned her B.S. in Civil Engineering. After college, she went to work for the Town of Essex Public Works Department as a Stormwater Engineer. In 2012, Jackie moved to Montana to serve an Americorps term with the Jack Creek Preserve Founda- tion and work as a ski instructor at Bridger Bowl. She spends all of her free time skiing and mountain biking with her dog, Buster.

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Robert K. Donaghey - Business Development / Client Relations – Montana Robert came to THB with over 14 years in the construction field, first owning and operating a framing and drywall company, and, from 2001-2012, selling construction services. He has worked on multiple LEED certified projects in the past and his knowledge of the cur- rent trends and marketplace allow him to be a tremendous resource for THB clients. Rob- ert, his wife Kristie and their 2 children live in Gallatin Gateway, the Montana home of THB, where they have bred, raised and trained cutting horses for the past 10 years. When not occupied with work and horses, Robert can usually be found coaching youth sports for his children, mainly football, which is his passion. Tim Strand — Trim Crew Foreman Tim comes to the THB team after working many years as a subcontractor on our many Montana projects. His attention to detail is un-matched in the field, and will continue to produce the finishing touches that everyone has come to expect in our homes. When he is not at work, he is spending time with his beautiful wife, Nicole, and their 2 young chil- dren. Simone Bayens — Selections Coordinator, Assistant Project Manager Simone joined the THB Montana team as the Selections Coordinator and Assistant Project Manager on February 1st, 2016, coincidentally the 20th anniversary of the company, after many years working as a licensed architect in Atlanta GA, and most recently, in Bo- zeman, MT. She spent the first 7 years in business working on hotel and spa projects for Cooper Carry Architects in Atlanta before eventually starting her own company, Arche- type Architecture, where she has focused on high-end residential projects for the past 15 years. Simone has 3 beautiful and crazy daughters, and when she has the free time, you can find her trophy fishing, as much as possible, on the gorgeous lakes and rivers of Mon- tana. Burton R. Mills – Business Development / Client Relations – Wyoming Burt comes to Teton Heritage with a unique perspective – he was a client in his role as Vice President in the Club at Spanish Peaks, Big Sky, MT organization. That experience convinced him that Teton Heritage was the premier builder in the Rocky Mtn. front. He brings 40 plus years of experience living, working, and playing in the mountains. Born in New England he and his family moved west 20 years ago. He and his wife Ann have four children, all homeschooled, one a junior in college with the rest to follow. Burt enjoys hik- ing boots, bicycles and various clubs as a means to recreation. Matt McGhee - Assistant Project Superintendent From Mebane, North Carolina, Matthew moved out to west to follow his passion of build- ing custom homes and to get back in the mountains. He has always had a knack for building and seeing things come together from the ground up. Matthew graduated from Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina with a B.S. degree in Construction Management. He started his career with a large commercial contractor in the Raleigh/ Durham area working on complex projects as a project engineer, eventually working up the ranks to Superintendent. Outside of work he enjoys taking his kayak out on the lake, riding his mountain bike and dirt bike in the summer and skiing during the winter. Trever Bair – Assistant Project Superintendent Bozeman born and raised, Trever attended Montana State University where he earned a B.S. in Health and Human Performance. Construction has always been a passion of Tre- ver’s, as he has been framing, roofing, and siding homes in the Gallatin valley over the past 14 years. Trever finds great joy in building quality homes, and lasting relationships. He believes that communication, honesty, and integrity are the pillars of successful and en- joyable projects. When he is not at work, Trever will be outdoors with his wife and two chil- dren enjoying all Montana has to offer.

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PUBLICATIONS - Partial List

Big Sky Journal - HOME 2018 “Capturing The Light” by Michael Corriel Project: Jackson Creek Resi- dence Photography: Karl Neumann

Mountain Living Nov/ Dec 2018

Home of the Year Cover and Feature “Fairy Tale Finish” by Darla Worden Project: Snake River Lodge Photography: William Abranowicz

Mountain Living January/ February 2017 Cover and Feature

Teton Home and Living Fall/ Winter 2014 “A Lodge with a View” by Katy Niner Project: Shooting Star Resi- dence Photography: Matthew Millman

“Far Sighted” by Irene Rawlings Project: Wilderness Ridge Resi- dence Photography: Audrey Hall

Cowboys and Indians Nov/ Dec 2014 “True Western Hideaway” by Allyn Hulteng Project: Foxtail Residence Photography: Karl Neumann

Timber Home Living Nov 2014 g “Lakeside in the High Country” by Scott Gibson Project: Hale Residence Photography: Karl Neumann

Mountain Living – Nov/ Dec 2014 Home of the Year – Runner-up “Mountain Zen” by Laura Beausire Project: Taylor Residence Photography: Gibeon Photog- raphy

Big Sky Journal - HOME 2013 “Peak Performance” by Michael Corriel Project: Sheldstad Residence Photography: Karl Neumann

Timber Home Living Best Homes of the Year 2012 “Rustic Sophistication” by Janice Brewster Project: Elk Ridge Lodge Photography: Roger Wade

Homestead Magazine March 2011 Cover & Builder Feature Project: Pocket Ranch Photography: David Swift

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Mountain Living January 2009 “Rustic, With a Twist” by Thea Marx Project: Sobel Residence Cover & Builder Feature Photography: Roger Wade

Homestead Magazine 2010 - Anniversary Issue Project: Laakman Residence Cover & Builder Feature Photography: Roger Wade

Log Homes Illustrated May 2008 “Planned to Perfection” by Teresa L. Wolff Project: Cronacher Resi- dence Photography: Roger Wade

Custom Wood Homes Winter 2008 “A View for the Taking” by Laura Stapleton Project: Pine Haven Photography: Roger Wade

Cowboys & Indians December 2007 “Living in the Details” by Olivia Koernig Project: Pine Haven Photography: Roger Wade

Log Homes Illustrated March 2007 “Full Time Getaway” by Teresa L. Wolff Project: Backman Residence Photography: Roger Wade

Country’s Best Vacation Log Homes Volume 10, Number 8 “Wyoming Wonder” by Joyce Standridge Project: Yarrow Residence Photography: Roger Wade

Log Home Design Ideas May 2005 “Where the Wild Things Are” by Lisa Marquis Jackson Project: Beck Residence Photography: Roger Wade

Log Home Design Ideas April 2005 “True Grit” by Amy Laughing- house Project: McGregor/Manne Cabin Photography: Roger Wade

Log Homes Illustrated July 2004 “Rustic Elegance” by Teresa L. Wolff

Project: Pannell Residence Photography: Roger Wade

Cabins & Camps September 2002 Project: Winter Terrace Written & Photographed by Ralph Kylloe

Rustic Artistry for the Home September 2000 Project: Forest Ledge Written & Photographed by Ralph Kylloe

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PARTIAL REFERENCE LIST

Bob and Patricia Lewis 12 Brandywood Dr. Pepper Pike, OH 44124 216-496-8904 pvlew64@aol.com

John Thompson 931 Wilderness Ridge Trail Big Sky, MT 59716 406-539-2099 jt@yellowstoneclub.com

Joe & Cheri Rightmyer 18060 Rocky Mountain Rd Belgrade, MT 59714 406-600-1680 Joe.rightmyer@gmail.com Scott & Kelly Brown 316 Belle Creek Road Belgrade, MT 59714 406-600-3305 Scott_brown1@ML.com Kelly_brown@ML.com

John & Linda Schultz PO Box 160726 Big Sky, MT 59716 650-222-6611 jjsii@pacbell.net

Gregg & Cynthia Dyste 2800 Cabaline Trail Hamel, MN 55340 gdyste@metropolitan- neurosurgery.com

Kevin & Delia Willsey 57 Fernwood Rd. Summit, NJ 07901 212-622-5574 kevin.d.willsey@jpmorgan.com Neal and Alia Driscoll 5816 Jackson Creek Rd. Bozeman, MT 59715 406-498-0135 alia.driscoll@gmail.com Mark and Judy Shelstad 1435 Monroe Ave. River Forest, IL 60305-1127 708-772-7774 bigskyhaus@gmail.com Randy & Marcia Kaminsky 120 Castle Hill Rd. Windham, NH 03087 310-951-2764 RKaminsky@csmi.net

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John and Suzanne Willian 6960 Jensen Canyon Rd. Teton Village, WY 83025 917-685-5547 jwillian22@gmail.com Bob & Carolyn Pisano 526 Amalfi Drive Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 310-459-6419 arpisano@gmail.com William & Mary Jane Friend 6240 Prickly Pear Lane Jackson, WY 83001 307-203-2650 wfriend@fh2.com

Richard Spencer 6400 Heck of a Hill Rd. Wilson, WY 83014 404-386-0970 rvspencer1@gmail.com

Bill & Leigh Sullivan PO Box 8070 Jackson, WY 83002 307-733-7364 ivanco@aol.com

Brandon Born 1244 Duane Road Chattanooga, TN 37405 423-903-0485 brandoncborn@gmail.com Bob & Jan Hartman 24259 North Church Road Scottsdale, AZ 85255 480-513-2940 rhartman9232@msn.com

Larry & Kniffy Hamilton PO Box 3297 Jackson, WY 83001 307-732-2450 lhamilton1@bresnan.net

Neal Manne & Nancy McGregor 725 N. Ridge View Drive Jackson, WY 83001 307-734-9745 NMANNE@SusmanGodfrey.com Peter C. Forster Clark Construction Group, LLC 7500 Old Georgetown Road Bethesda, MD 20814-6196 301-272-8236 Bpforster2@comcast.net

Doug & Penny Yarrow 3720 Ester Way Teton Village, WY 83025 dpyarrow@gmail.com

John & Barbara Mueller PO Box 11240 Jackson, WY 83002 307-733-3150

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PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES

Reid Smith Reid Smith Architects 212 S. Tracy Bozeman, MT 59715 406-587-2597 reid@reidsmitharchitects.com Matt Faure Faure-Halvorsen Architects 1425 W. Main Street, Suite A Bozeman, MT 59715 406-587-1204 mfaure@faurehalvorsen.com

Alex Iskenderian Lone Mountain Land Company PO Box 160040 Big Sky, MT 59716 406-993-5140 aiskenderian@lonemountain.com Louie Loucks Complete Project Resource, Inc. 1627 West Main Street, Suite 291 Bozeman, MT 59715 406-580-1765 louie@cpr-mt.com

Jamie Daugaard Centre Sky Architecture PO Box 161488 Big Sky, MT 59716 406-995-7572 jamie@centresky.com

Nate Peckinpaugh Talus Architects

1619 N. Bridger Dr. Bozeman, MT 59715 406-570-8240 talusarchitects@gmail.com

Andrew Brechbuhler Brechbuhler Architects Bozeman, MT 59715 406-522-0369 Andrew@brechbuhlerarchitects.com Alex Zukowski Yellowstone Mountain Club 1111 Research Drive Unit B Bozeman, Montana 59718 alex.zukowski@yellowstoneclub.com 406-995-4900 Kyle Tage Locati Architects 1007 East Main Street, Suite 202 Bozeman, MT 59715 406-587-1139 ktage@locatiarchitects.com

Erika Jennings Erika & Co.

117 East Main Street Bozeman, MT 59715 406-993-2666

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Roger Strout Strout Architects Jackson, WY 83001 307-733-5778 rstrout@stroutarchitects.com Ellis Nunn & Sharon Nunn Ellis Nunn & Associates PO Box 7778 Jackson, WY 83002 307-733-1779 Bruce Hawtin & Arne Jorgensen Hawtin Jorgensen Architects PO Box 1682 Jackson, WY 83001 307-733-4364

Eliot Goss Eliot Goss Architect Teton Village, WY 83025 307-733-1890 eliot@eliotgoss.net

Christopher Lee Design Associates Architects Jackson, WY 83001 307-733-3600

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