stereo·tom·ic

adj: the art and science of cutting three-dimensional solids into particular shapes

We are an architecture and design firm deeply rooted in the pragmatic – we seek originality through problem-seeking. Our designs begin with asking the right questions, exploring the deeper connections between people and their surroundings and probing for underlying or unidentified issues that lend to original creativity.

Architecture is uniquely utilitarian in that it is both inherently public and practical – yet also profoundly inspirational and influential in how we function in society. It can be a foundation for how to live a more thoughtful and sustainable existence, gently steering habits and routines, and creating harmony between vision, space and nature.

Our designs are ingrained in the sites in which they inhabit. Inspired by the natural world and guided by stereotomic principles, we craft modern, striking spaces that seamlessly integrate with their surroundings, redefining the intersection of aesthetics and sustainability.

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Jarrett Moe

Principal Architect – AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C

Jarrett is a licensed architect, artist and educator with over 15 years of experience in both residential and commercial architecture and design. He has served as a Project Manager/Project Architect on various large-scale and high-profile projects in both Salt Lake City and Park City. While employed as a Senior Associate with Method Studio, Jarrett served as project manager for the Woodside Phase II and Homestake housing projects in Park City, as well as the renovation of the Prospector Square Condos employee housing renovation. In his previous role with Gigaplex Architects, he served as Project Manager on the Central Park City Condos project and the Park City Lodging mixed-use development. He led and coordinated the design team’s entitlements efforts on each of those projects through Park City’s MPD process.

Jarrett established Stereotomic Architecture + Design in 2021 to provide high-quality, critical and creative local leadership to Park City projects. He lives in Kimball junction with his wife and two kids and is active in the local community.

Inspiration & Awards

Jarrett’s love of drawing and building things developed early and by the age of seven he knew he wanted to be an architect. His art professors at the University of Wisconsin were a huge influence in “seeing” the world and guiding his personal expression, and later mentors Mike Webber (ceramic artist), Prescott Muir (architect/artist), Anne Mooney (architect) and John Sparano (architect) further cemented Jarrett’s design philosophy, process and aesthetic.

With an emphasis on creative problem-solving, Jarrett’s design process explores the deeper connections between people and their surroundings. The result is human-centered sustainable architecture rooted in strong, simple, site-specific plans that push the boundaries of conventional design.

  • Graduate Studio Award – University of Utah (2014)
  • Bailey Traveling Fellowship (2014)
  • 2020 UC&D Sustainable project of the year ("the MARQ")
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Gavin McLean

Architectural Associate

Gavin provides personalized design assistance and studio support for the Stereotomic team. Since joining Stereotomic Architecture, Gavin has enjoyed a hands-on approach to design in both the commercial and residential sectors while pursuing licensure. Leveraging powerful tools of the 21st-century architect, Gavin is critical to the ability of Stereotomic to provide large firm service with a small firm personality and attention to detail. A native of Minnesota, Gavin’s work ethic is second to none and he is always willing to go the extra mile to ensure a projects sucess.

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Melodie Greene

Administrative Professional

From her White House support staff experience working for Senator Hillary Clinton to venue management for the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic games, Melodie brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Stereotomic team through her broad range of logistics and event planning backgrounds. Melodie managed event programs for GMR Marketing at six different Olympic games, as well as the 2014 World Cup and 2012 Super Bowl.

Her more recent experience has been in property management and coordination with JPK Management in Park City. Melodie supports Stereotomic with administration services and project logistics.