School of Architecture College of Architecture + Planning

Jarrett Moe, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C is an architect and artist currently living in Park City, Utah. His interest lies in site-specific art and design which expresses the essential characteristics of both place and time. Jarrett grew up hunting, fishing, skiing, biking and hiking across the north woods of Minnesota and Wisconsin before moving to Utah in 2001.

Jarrett holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Utah as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art from the University of Wisconsin. His recent studies have focused on the American West by surveying influential land art, landscapes, and significant architecture across the region. He is the recipient of the 2014 Bailey Traveling Fellowship from the University of Utah’s School of Architecture.

Past adventures include volunteer design and construction work in rural Nepal as well as the study of post Tsunami damage and recovery efforts in the Tohoku region of Northeast Japan. Jarrett currently serves on the International Ski federations Ski Jump Hill Design committee. He owns and directs a focused architecture practice serving the western United States.