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Utah Style & Design /2010 |
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Ground Up A group of local pros build a spacious, loft-like family abode in the heart of harvard-yale. When Roland and Sarah Bazail decided to relocate from Miami, they agreed Salt Lake City would be the best spot to create a new home for their young brood. "we wanted to move to a better place to raise a family," says Sarah...
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Utah Style & Design /2008 |
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High Style Designer Barclay Butera Gives a Park City Home His Fashion Forward Treatment It's no mystery that the mountain home design is changing. The question for many is how to replace the lodge poles and taxidermy of yesteryear with a fresh exuberant look...
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Utah Style & Design /Fall 2007 |
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Ace of Clubs Mountain style goes modern at the dynamic Promontory clubhouse in Park City. Surrounded by Utah's majestic mountains, the Promontory community overlooks one of the hottest resort towns in the country: Park City. At the heart of Promontory sits the Pete Dye...
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Park City Living /Summer 2007 |
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More Than Blue Prints Local architects talk about conscious design and community building. When Sundance Institute opened the doors to it's new administrative headquarters in Park City last fall, the staff was eager to show off the structure's unique design that incorporated...
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Wasatch Journal /2007 |
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A New Chapter Silver Star embodies Park City's past. A Cluster of mining structures on the northern skirts of Park City Mountain Resort's ski slopes—once ramshackle and now in the final stages of a major real estate makeover—tell a tale of pluck, faith and vision that...
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Architectural Digest /1989 |
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Robert Redford at Sundance In 1900 the "historic" period in native American art—the period of the great ninteenth-century blanket weavers, beaders and potters—unofficially came to a close. In 1900, also, the federal government sold a canyon—a glacial bowl at...
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