A Pioneer in Green Building: LEED Certified Employee Housing in Gardiner, Montana
2001
Bozeman, MT
"In Gardiner, Montana, this LEED certified project paved the way for sustainable living, offering a blueprint for environmentally responsible design that feels just like home."
Gardiner, Montana, 2002: Setting a new standard in sustainable architecture, this project was the first LEED certified development in Montana, showcasing a commitment to green building strategies that prioritize both environmental responsibility and occupant comfort. Designed as employee housing, this innovative project incorporates a range of environmental systems and strategies, including passive solar heating, photovoltaic electrical generation panels, ICF walls with SIP roof panels, low water usage plumbing fixtures, and native vegetation with zero irrigation.
Beyond its technical achievements, this project successfully creates an environment that is both practical and feels like home, fulfilling its purpose of providing comfortable and sustainable housing for employees. It stands as a testament to the possibilities of green architecture, blending functionality with a deep respect for the natural environment.
"He is up front and bold and to the point, no surprises here."
Fill out our online contact form, and we will follow up for an introductory call, where we'll discover the goals, vision, and opportunities of your project.
If the project is initially a fit for us and for you, we'll move forward by conducting an initial space plan design and feasibility assessment.
This helps you and us validate your project budget and plans before we begin a full design phase.
If the Site and Space Plan validate the project goals and parameters, then we will move into the design phase, and you will become one of Yellowstone Architect's treasured clients.
