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A Custom, Contemporary Build in Missoula’s Iconic Rattlesnake Neighborhood 
Jill Alban Jill Alban

A Custom, Contemporary Build in Missoula’s Iconic Rattlesnake Neighborhood 

We were thrilled to recently complete a new, custom home in the Rattlesnake on Dickinson St. Set in the foothills of Mount Jumbo, the new home is in a prime location with expansive views. The bulk of the construction took place during the pandemic–and while this presented its share of challenges– we were fortunate to work alongside owners who cared deeply about the place and its natural assets.

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Remodel with Care: A Keeper on Kent St. [Missoula’s University District] 
Jill Alban Jill Alban

Remodel with Care: A Keeper on Kent St. [Missoula’s University District] 

Roughly bounded by South 4th Street East, Beckwith Avenue, Arthur Avenue, and Higgins Avenue, residential development in Missoula’s University District began around 1900. It’s a neighborhood with a distinctive vibe (think: wide streets) and an enduring aesthetic (Craftsman). So it’s no wonder that the owners of this whole house remodel in the University area were ardent about retaining the unique character of the district in their home.

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The Northside Number: A Whole House Remodel in Missoula’s Historic Northside
Carson Cantrell Carson Cantrell

The Northside Number: A Whole House Remodel in Missoula’s Historic Northside

Missoula’s northside neighborhood has a long and colorful history. During the height of the pandemic in 2021 (!) we took on a whole house remodel project on a Northside home. We wanted to 1) bring the home’s historic character to the surface 2) add contemporary comfort and 3) design and build in a style that fit the neighborhood.

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A Remodel Like No Other … With a Remarkable Result
Carson Cantrell Carson Cantrell

A Remodel Like No Other … With a Remarkable Result

Missoula’s Rattlesnake neighborhood has a number of hidden nooks and side streets that reflect a unique history of growth and human use. The original Salish name for Rattlesnake Creek was “Kehi-oo-lee,” and the first note by Captain Meriwether Lewis recording the creek’s existence came in 1806.

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Modern, Spacious Living in the Rattlesnake
Carson Cantrell Carson Cantrell

Modern, Spacious Living in the Rattlesnake

This retired couple took the leap and decided to move to Missoula to be closer to the grandkids. Their vision? They wanted a contemporary home that brought the outdoors in, complementing the expansive views of Missoula’s iconic Rattlesnake neighborhood. Yet they also wanted an open floor plan and plenty of warm, inviting areas for all-season extended family gatherings.

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Building for the Future with a Missoula Mainstay
Carson Cantrell Carson Cantrell

Building for the Future with a Missoula Mainstay

If you’ve had a signature slice from The Bridge, chances are you know that the brand stands for more than delicious pizza. It’s also a Missoula experience -- a place to stop in after a hike for a quick slice and a happy hour pint…

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Benefiting Small Business in Missoula
Carson Cantrell Carson Cantrell

Benefiting Small Business in Missoula

This project was a quintessential Missoula building effort that allowed us to put our minds to work to address the emerging needs of a local business and create an experience for first-time and return visitors to Missoula to enjoy.

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Adding Space and Moving Up
Carson Cantrell Carson Cantrell

Adding Space and Moving Up

This growing family was quickly running out of space, but they loved their schools and neighborhood in central Missoula. They came to us looking for solutions, and while they didn’t want to give up their modern sensibility, they also didn’t want a remodel that would leave the house feeling overly modern or a little too trendy.

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Retaining a Neighborhood’s Character
Carson Cantrell Carson Cantrell

Retaining a Neighborhood’s Character

This home was originally constructed nearly a hundred years ago in what was then the outskirts of Missoula, and for decades it was maintained as a traditional bed & breakfast run by a local family.

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