n a ridge in the Wasatch Back region of the Rocky Mountains, just outside Park City, Utah – where architect Chris Price runs his practice, Klima Architecture – sits a house defined by a series of interlocking gabled masses. It is as informed by earthships as it is by formalism; as influenced by its mountainclimbing clients as it is by Price’s childhood in New Mexico; as sheltered from the elements as it is set squarely within nature. It offers, Price
