This Salt Lake City foothills residence was designed around a single organizing idea: an urban campground. The home is arranged as three distinct pods connected by a long curved art gallery — a configuration that grew directly from how this family lives, with a deep tradition of large gatherings, extended stays, and spending as much time outdoors as possible. Finishes and fixtures are bold and durable, channeling the honest materiality of quality outdoor gear rather than conventional residential luxury. Entire walls of glazing open to wooded slopes and mountain peaks beyond. The program accommodates everyone: a two-bedroom guest wing on the south end of the gallery with its own entrance, a one-bedroom apartment over the four-car garage on the north end with a deck overlooking the pool terrace, two additional guest suites, and a theater below. It's a home built for the way a family actually wants to live together.
