Construction continues on this custom home in the Powder Mountain West lots, where elevation, access, and winter conditions directly influence how the project is executed.
With winter conditions established across the mountain, work on this home has progressed steadily as weather windows allow. The primary structure and rooflines are now clearly defined, including the sloped roof geometry designed to manage snow accumulation typical of Powder Mountain.
Exterior materials are being installed with long-term performance in mind, including natural wood siding, dark vertical accents, and stone. Window openings span multiple levels of the home and are positioned to take advantage of views while accounting for exposure and snow management.
Building at Powder Mountain requires ongoing coordination around site access, weather patterns, and trade sequencing. This phase of the project reflects those considerations, with construction decisions made to support durability, efficiency, and year-round livability in a high-elevation environment.
As work continues, the home is taking shape in a way that reflects both its setting and the realities of building on the mountain.
