From one-room log cabins to Teton County’s 10,000 square foot building limit mandated in 1994, Jackson Hole residential architecture has passed through many changes in the past 100 years. 

Architects Vince Lee and Chris Lee join Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum (JHHSM) for a Beers and Banter discussion about their experiences as Jackson Hole architects.  

Vince Lee worked as an architect in Jackson for 34 years from the mid-1960s to the late 1990s. His son Chris Lee began practicing in the late 1990s and is now the owner of the firm Design Associates Architects. Together, the two have more than 55 years of combined experience in Jackson Hole architecture. 

Beers and Banter will be moderated online by JHHSM Executive Director Morgan Jaouen, following an informal, conversational format. At the end, the audience can chat in questions for the speakers. 

Sign up at bit.ly/architectsjh to receive a link and reminder for the free event. In lieu of the usual beer or beverage purchase, the staff asks that you consider a $5 donation to support the program at bit.ly/beersdonate.