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Five Shadows

Agrarian Buildings Inspire CLB Architects’ Latest Wyoming Home

Kala Barba-Court·November 15, 2024
In the shadow of Wyoming's Teton Mountain Range is CLB Architects' Five Shadows, a residence that takes its name from the five symmetrical structures that compose it.
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