Introducing - Clayton Davis - Project Manager - Dubbe-Moulder Architects

Clayton Davis’ role as Project Manager for the Trail Creek Crossing development has given him a chance to show off both his design talent and his leadership skills. His prior experience has included historic renovation and preservation projects, custom homes, and land planning projects.

Clayton’s love of the outdoors propelled him to complete a solo trek to both Annapurna and Mt. Everest Base Camp. Originally from Pennsylvania, he arrived in Idaho’s Teton Valley in 2005 searching for world-class powder. Like most skiers that come here, he was not disappointed! In addition to skiing, mountaineering, backpacking and white water canoeing, Clayton also finds occasion to jump on his mountain bike and traverse the many trails here in Teton Valley.

When this former Eagle Scout finds “down time”, he can be identified by his faded and beat up Philadelphia Phillies ball cap and a tattered Hawaiian shirt. His life was recently made even more worth living when he witnessed the victory of the Phillies over the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2008 World Series. When they do it again in another 28 years, Clayton will more than likely be found celebrating under a swath of gray hair on Long Beach Island.

Introducing - Ben Weisbeck - Architectural Drafter - Dubbe-Moulder Architects

Ben Weisbeck’s vocational background is based in the construction field. From pouring concrete to framing, his exposure to the build process has run the gamut. After having achieved his Bachelor Degree in Architectural Technology, Ben is now driven to pursue the design side of the design-build industry.

Since starting at Dubbe-Moulder Architects in July of 2007, Ben has been assigned to multiple high end residential projects in addition to tackling drafting work for Trail Creek Crossing. During his employment at DMA, he has demonstrated admirable problem solving skills and an innate ability to communicate effectively at all levels of a project.

Originally from Upstate New York, Ben started cross country skiing at the age of 3, while he managed to work his way into downhill by the time he was 7. The motivating factor for him to move to Jackson Hole was to “experience some of the best skiing in the lower 48”. Unfortunately for Ben, he sustained a case of tendonitis to his ankle during his very first ski season in Jackson Hole. This battle wound brings him one step closer to becoming a local.

Introducing - Kurt Dubbe - Principal - Dubbe-Moulder Architects

After almost thirty years in the architectural industry, Kurt Dubbe has established himself as a key player in the Jackson Hole, Wyoming architectural community. In addition to maintaining his role as principal at Dubbe-Moulder Architects for over ten years, his passion for historic preservation has led him to be assigned as the Wyoming advisor for the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Kurt turns a critical eye toward the character of the building, sustainability issues, and budgetary limitations. Having completed hundreds of projects throughout his career, he is well-versed in guiding interdisciplinary teams through complex and unique project related issues. This ability has proven especially critical on the mixed-use development of Trail Creek Crossing.

When Kurt is not focused on his vocation, he likes to enjoy a tasty microbrew. Additionally, he is adept at woodworking and has been designing and constructing his own furniture for years.

Engineering System Solutions - Our Design Engineers

Engineering System Solutions unites multiple engineering disciplines to create a higher quality product for our clients. ES2 provides the following consulting services: Structural, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical Engineering. These services are performed in-house providing clients with a greater opportunity to put more of what makes ES2 great into each project. With collaborative efforts between disciplines, ES2 has found that including multiple disciplines within a project further accommodates the needs and wants of the client. The needs and wants of the client can also be met in a timely fashion due to the collaborative efforts in-house. Additionally, if a client needs questions answered, they only have to call one company – ES2.

ES2 is again a pioneer in the engineering industry. In conjunction with the various consulting services mentioned above, ES2 offers in-house Structural Steel Detailing. Structural Steel Detailing allows ES2 to collaboratively and collectively design the structural aspects of a project, while completing the Structural Steel Detailing. Practical and cost-savings construction methods, RFI elimination, and more accurate bids are few advantages this program offers clients.

Combining services is just one more way to provide Value, Quality, and Service to clients. Earning business, trust, and loyalty from clients is the ultimate goal and what ES2 strives for on a daily basis.

Photo Names (from L to R): David Porter, Hugh Staiger, Markell Bateman, Justin Judy, Kelden Boren.

Introducing Kelden Boren, Electrical Engineer - Engineering System Solutions

Name: Kelden “fre$h” Boren

Role:

- Electrical Engineering Principal for 2-1/2 years at ES2

Experience:

- 8 years of electrical engineering

- 12 years as a Licensed Journeyman electrician, involved in the electrical construction trade

Responsibilities:

- Electrical design of Trail Creek Crossing including; power distribution, site lighting design and photometric study

Other Skills

- LEED Accredited Professional who has completed several LEED buildings and enjoys helping with “green” design

Past Work Experience:

- mixed use commercial/residential buildings

- shopping centers

- retail stores

- medical buildings

- custom residences

Other Interesting Info:

- In my previous life I worked on the design of several buildings for the National Park Service in Yellowstone National Park

- I am the biggest Cleveland Indians fan in Idaho – Go Tribe!

Friends of the Teton River Partner with Stakeholders to Restore Trail Creek

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