Category Archives: Retail
Lot 6 Distillery
Lot 6 of Big Sky, Montana’s flourishing Town Center was designed as a distillery use building for a prospective tenant. The building’s two stories consist of 4,086 square feet on the main level and an additional 2,650 square feet on …
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Gallatin Valley Furniture
The Owner’s goal was to create interior and exterior spaces reflecting the progressive, contemporary direction of sons Brian and Greg Cattin, who were taking over the family business, while retaining the sense of permanence and stability garnered through nearly 50 …
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Spire Climbing Center
While working for a previous firm, Scott Bechtle designed the original portion of Spire Climbing Center in the early 2000s. Spire’s unprecedented success soon led Jeff Ho to purchase the adjacent property to expand. The structure required a utilitarian form …
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Roxy’s Market
Roxy’s Market, located on Town Center’s east end, is Big Sky’s first full-service grocer. With previous experience providing grocery and high-end wine and cheese products in resort communities, Mike and Roxie Lawler initially envisioned a contemporary approach. However, an agrarian …
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Village Center One
Scott Bechtle designed Village Center One while at another firm. He was retained by Boyne to design the exterior plaza and assist the owner during construction of the facility. This mixed-use building included multiple levels of residential condos and a …
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TNG Tower (Lot B)
Located across from Fire Pit Park, the TNG stone tower is a visual pivot point between both ends of Ousel Falls Drive and the Park. The tower borrows its deeper reds from the nearby Marketplace, while metal provides a slightly …
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Marketplace At Big Sky
The second building in the Big Sky Town Center development, the Marketplace is a poster child for the concept of creating a larger building that feels like several smaller ones built over time. This building emphasizes ground floor retail storefronts …
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Lot E
Located adjacent to Building 32, Lot E reflects some of the character of Building 32 – with its strong vertical expression of timbers – while transitioning to a lighter, more contemporary palette at the east corner to maintain a cohesive …
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Building 32
This building was the first of three buildings completed for John Romney, who envisioned a strong presence, expressed structure, and natural materials resonant of historic mountain towns for Building 32. With recessed entries and welcoming transitional spaces, the ground floor …
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LML Lot 2-3
Lone Mountain Land Company wanted this building to reflect the design vocabulary of Big Sky Town Center by developing a structure that looks like multiple storefronts built over time. The resulting building is a contemporary version of what currently exists …
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