Our portfolio includes projects completed by Harry Hunt Architects, as well as projects in which Harry had involvement prior to starting his own practice. Whether their locations are urban or rural, each project is a one-of-a-kind design that challenges stylistic preconceptions. They are elegant, no-nonsense solutions to the complexities of modern life that respond to the global need for environmental stewardship.
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gained by Harry L. Hunt while employed by other architectural
firms. See project descriptions and project data for more information
on Harry Hunts’s role and the projects’s architect
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The Center for the Arts provides a permanent home to over a dozen arts and education non-profits in the heart of Jackson’s vibrant downtown. The Center was designed as an important landmark and amenity for the town - as such, it possesses monumentality appropriate for buildings of such civic importance, while maintaining an awareness of Jackson’s small town character.
Harry Hunt acted as project architect for Harry Teague Architects coordinating all aspects of design & construction of the Arts & Education Pavilion. The Arts & Education Pavilion was completed on time & on budget in January of 2005. Center for the Arts: Jackson, Wyoming
Architect-of-Record: Harry Teague Architects
Design Team: John Backman (Project Architect), Scott Bartleet, Erik Hendrix, Harry Hunt (Project Architect), Gaylyn Nourjian, Jim Petrie, Harry Teague (Principal-in-charge-of-design)
Contractor: GE Johnson Construction
Total project construction cost estimate: $21 mil
Arts & Education Pavilion construction cost: $7.7 mil
Arts & Education Pavilion completion date: January 2005 |
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