Tag Archives: Mixed Use
LML Building 4
This three-story mixed-use building located in the Big Sky Town Center provides ground floor retail spaces and a music venue/bar with two stories of apartments above. Outdoor ground floor patio spaces were designed to create an extension of the Town Center …
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Wilson Hotel
The signature building at the commercial core of the Big Sky Town Center, the Wilson Hotel is the focal element of the Town Center Plaza, a lively public events and pedestrian thoroughfare. In concert with the Center vision of a …
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HAAS Lot 2A
A visual and social focal point on Town Center Avenue, HAAS Lot 2A offers commercial and retail establishments on the ground floor with prime residential space above. Outdoor seating invites communal gathering and connectivity with commercial surroundings, while the structure’s …
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Plaza Lofts
This four-story, mixed-use building borders the Big Sky Town Center Plaza and includes restaurant, retail and office tenant spaces, as well as one-bedroom residential loft apartments on the second and third floors. The fourth floor houses two penthouse residential condominiums …
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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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