Ewing Architects was established in 1972 and specializes in site and master planning, architectural and interior design, building renovation and  restoration. Our staff size ranges from 10-12 and includes project architects and specialists in master planning and interiors.  Among our strengths is familiarity with the various aspects of the construction process—we are licensed general contractors. 

With a lifelong respect for the environment and love of craft, Mr. Ewing demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainable design practices in all of his projects. With his exceptional design ability, Ewing artfully transmits the feeling of place and history in his buildings by using sustainable, indigenous and reclaimed materials, xeriscaping, minimal grading, tree preservation, maximum natural light, and new energy technologies.

The 1988 Yellowstone fires provided an opportunity to demonstrate his design convictions and talent.  He reused fire-killed logs for the design of the 60,000 SF Sleeping Indian Ranch Lodge and established new detail technologies for recreation retreats in the western mountain states. These rustic timber buildings recall the traditional Adirondack Great Camps. The Lodge is a true heavy timber log structure with no steel reinforcing members, a result of his structural innovations. Ewing was the first to acquire and harvest the fire-killed trees and the first to use them in new construction. The Sleeping Indian Lodge incorporates indigenous stone from the site, reclaimed woods, reclaimed slate roofing and fire-killed logs, a truly sustainable structure that has been recognized with an AIA Honor Award.

http://www.ewingarchitects.com